Distillery District.

Shot at Distillery District.
Although it looks like a macro shot, it's shot from a distance with the Zeiss 135mm lens (which on the Sony A700 camera means around 215mm considering the 1.6 sensor crop factor)
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Old truck in Distillery District.
Playing with the Zeiss 135mm f1.8, it's an incredible lens.

Cherry beach, Toronto.

Canadian Opera Company building on Front street.

Shot on Adelaide street, west of Princess.
Thanks to Peter from Sony, I have a Sony DSLR A700 camera for a month to play with. With it came an amazing Zeiss 135mm f1.8 prime lens. I've had it for a day only but am very impressed by how responsive the camera is. Image quality is great, but what's most impressive is how it handles the exposures, especially in highlights. It seems like the dynamic range of the images from this camera have more latitude in highlights than I'm used to see. It also has excellent metering. This shot was among the first 10 shots I took with the camera, so more will come when I get a little more comfortable with the Alpha700.

Couple enjoying a relaxing evening at Ireland park.
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PSP player on Toronto Islands ferry.

Shot at Toronto's Centre Island. A great example of being in the right place at the right time. My sister and I went to the Island after work for some photos and this amazing sunset started to form, so I quickly put the camera on a tripod and started shooting intervals (using the Pclix) for about an hour hoping to capture the lightning. I have 5 lightning shots out of around 600 photos and this is the best one.
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A closer crop for lightning detail.

Toronto in the distance seen from Centre Island.