Nature Photo Walk in High Park Toronto, June 11, 2023

Event postponed until June 18. Thank you.

Welcome to this special photo walk event that combines nature photography and landscape photography in beautiful High Park, Toronto. Our host is Mike Simpson from Tdot Shots.

During this meetup we look at:

• the flora and fauna of High Park
• the Oak Meadows, Hillside Gardens and Grenadier Pond
• nature photography
• landscape photography

High Park is a fantastic place to explore the flora and fauna of the Greater Toronto Area including plants, trees and animals typical of Southern Ontario. Learn about the special Black Oak Savannah ecosystem, explore some of the lesser known trails, and meet other nature photography enthusiasts on the walk.

All are welcome. You don’t need to have photography experience or a DSLR. Many participants bring a smartphone.

Meeting location: The meeting spot is TBA, you will receive a confirmation email by noon on the day of the event. Please add [email protected] to your address book. We usually email you by noon with tips and updates.

This is a free event. You can register via this site. After registration an email is sent with a confirmation. If you don’t receive this email please contact us.

Hope you will join us! This is one of our newest walking tours in Toronto! If you have any questions please reach out! Contact me: [email protected]

Mike Simpson
@tdot_mike

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Here are some High Park photos

 

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A post shared by Kanchan Kumar (@toronto_explored_by_me)

High Park has a wonderful variety of flowers, plants and trees, spread out along grassy and wooded areas. Here are some highlights from summer and fall. This group of photos by Kanchan.

 

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Our first photo walk (ever) took place in fall 2018. Here is the post that followed the walk. Note: this walk took place in mid October. For our late October walk we expect more leaves to have changed colour and fallen from the trees. However we can’t predict exactly when “peak fall” will happen.

 

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