As requested I'm creating a new post to formalise this idea.

The Way We See It is a project we can all join in with. We select a location in Toronto that's easily accessible to everyone and give people a month to photograph that location. Then, at the end of the month, everyone posts one image from that location to the TAP photoblog. The idea is to see how different photographers interpret and capture the subject. The locations should have a common focal point so there is a recogniseable theme running through the shots but what you include is entirely up to you.

The first subject for the project is the Allen Gardens conservatory at Carlton and Jarvis, there's an interesting building, both in and out, and plenty of people around. Photos should be posted April 1st.

Have fun!

I was reading about the 'way we see it' idea over at photoblogs.org and thought it might be a good thing to try in Toronto. We could pick a location (anything but the secret swing!) and over the course of a month say capture and post an image of the location on TAP. Perhaps we could make a gallery of it.

Thinking of some examples off the top of my head we could pick the Cherry Street bridge, BCE Place, Union Station main hall, etc there are so many accessible locations we could choose.

Anyone else interested?