My Favourite Photos of 2015

It was another fun year for the Toronto Dreams Project, rambling around the city leaving dreams in historical places, snapping photos with my phone as I went. And with just a few days left in 2015, I figured I would share some of my favourite shots from the year that was. My very favourite is probably the photo above: taken from Ward's Island in November. Below, you'll find twenty more — starting with the most Instragrammable new landmark in Toronto.

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The brand new Toronto sign.

The Pan Am Games Closing Ceremony fireworks from Ward's Island

The brand new Toronto sign.

The Queen Street viaduct. Heraclitus, the Weeping Philosopher.

The Guild Park. From the old 1903 Bank of Nova. Used to be on King Street.

The Terry Fox Miracle Mile at Canoe Landing Park. By Douglas Coupland.

The room full of Henry Moore sculptures at the AGO

Gordo the Barosaurus at the ROM. Lost in the archives for 40 years.

The newly luminous "luminous veil" on the Bloor Street Viaduct.

Anish Kapoor's "Mountain." Simcoe Park. Same guy who did Chicago's bean.

Summer in High Park.

Summer in High Park.

The August view from the island ferry.

The Highland Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant. August in Scarborough.

Autumn in the Kawartha Lakes.

At the Blue Jays first playoff game in 22 years.

October in the Moore Park Ravine.

The Toronto-Dominion Centre. Designed by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe.

November on Ward's Island.

December waves on Lake Ontario. Near East Point. Scarborough Bluffs.

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