With all the big cities in North America, Toronto is one that can be easily overlooked, but the funky lights in Scott Poborsa's 'Lights On Toronto' photography collection proves that Toronto is indeed sleepless.
With New York right across the border, Toronto has been overlooked for decades. Scott's photos show the night life of Toronto with a funky display of the lights from some of our most notable landmarks. The lights of the CN Tower, the Royal Ontario Museum, the classic Broadway style sign of Honest Eds and Toronto City Hall show that Toronto indeed does not just shut down when the sun goes down. With Toronto being a little New York of the north, it is just bursting with energy drives us into sleepless nights.
The 'Lights On Toronto' collection has been on display at the Twist Gallery, Greenbelt Gallery and Caja Studio.
What's Driving This Trend
- Urban Night Photography
- Using creative lighting techniques, urban photographers capture the beauty of city lights at night.
- Repositioning Overlooked Cities
- Photography collections like 'Lights On Toronto' showcase the unique charm and vibrant energy of often overlooked cities, sparking a reevaluation of their cultural significance.
- Nightlife Documentation
- Photographers document the vibrant nightlife of cities worldwide, revealing the dynamic and energetic atmosphere that comes alive after dark.
Who This Affects Most
- Photography
- Photographers can explore new techniques and styles to capture the essence of urban night life, attracting clients seeking unique and captivating imagery.
- Tourism
- Cities showcased in photography collections like 'Lights On Toronto' can experience a boost in tourism as visitors are drawn to uncover the hidden gems and energy of these overlooked destinations.
- Art Galleries
- Art galleries can embrace collections like 'Lights On Toronto' to attract art enthusiasts and urban dwellers looking for visually stunning and culturally significant exhibits.
