Photographers normally look for the “three-quarter” view of buildings to give depth and character to their work, but the resulting images tend to highlight the buildings’ elevations, and not the actual corners. In this image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor skycandy, it’s the qualities of the corners themselves that jump to the fore. Here, with the pronounced framing of every set of six residential floors, and the dramatic inset of the mechanical levels between groups of three residential sets, how the light hits each element is the star. Off to the left, the braces for the crane and their reflections add the complexity of construction into the order of finished work.

The highly textural corners of One Bloor West, highlighted, image by UrbanToronto Forum contributor skycandy

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