Hello, lovely steemians!
This is my participation in the Wednesday walk challenge by 
How it is even possible (beside lurking around the hallways of your apartment building)? Well, there is an indoor pedestrian walkway in Toronto, crossing huge part of core downtown - The Path. It's mostly underground, with several parts above the ground level.
I took some picture from the skywalk in the south part of the Path, between Union Station and Harbourfront. Here you can see the Harbour street. When I was taking the picture, I didn't notice the blue car, but I like how it provides a nice accent to otherwise dull grey.
The second picture was taken from almost the same spot, couple of meters from the first one, but turned to the other side. The photograph may seem to be just a boring shot of snowed in parking lot at first sight, but it shows some of the staples of Toronto's waterfront - Gardiner Expressway on the left with quickly rising new buildings in the background. And Toronto Harbour Commission Building on the right.
Toronto Harbour Commission building used to be directly on the Harbour Front - on the shore, just a hundred years ago. Today it's hundreds of meters inland.
Let me know if you like this kind of photographs - taken through the glass with reflections of what is going on behind the camera (in this case it's the Winners store and some lamps). I hope you had a nice Wednesday and better weather than we have here!
