Capture sharp, professional portraits across downtown Toronto in a focused 45-minute private session. Meet at Roundhouse Park and move through a mix of waterfront and urban backdrops with about 30 edited images delivered within days.
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The session begins beside the Roundhouse Table, where the stone and metal arcs of Toronto’s rail heritage meet the glassy shoulders of the skyline. Streetlights flick on as the CN Tower punctures late-afternoon sky; the lake wind nudges a loose scarf and the city frames every shot.
Difficulty
easy
Duration
45 minutes
Fitness Level
Minimal—short walking and standing. Suitable for most fitness levels.
Wildlife
History
Roundhouse Park occupies a former railway servicing yard and preserves locomotive heritage amid Toronto’s evolving waterfront redevelopment.
Conservation
Stay on designated paths and respect public art and installations; urban shoots can reduce impact by using existing infrastructure rather than altering sites.
Reserve your spot on the Portraits and Toronto - A photoshoot experience today and enjoy a trusted, highly rated experience designed to help you make the most of your adventure.
Meet at the Roundhouse Table
The session starts and ends at the Roundhouse Table in Roundhouse Park—arrive 5–10 minutes early to avoid losing shooting time.
Aim for golden hour
Book around sunrise or sunset for softer light and cleaner backgrounds; the photographer can adapt but natural light is easiest.
Pack a quick change
Bring an extra shirt or jacket to get varied looks in 45 minutes; layers are quick to swap and photograph well.
Charge devices and clear space
Free up phone storage and bring a portable charger so you can review images and share them after the session.
Comfortable shoes
You’ll be standing and walking short distances across varied pavement—good shoes keep you steady.
Two outfit options
A quick change gives visual variety in a short session and maximizes the number of distinct portraits.
Portable phone charger
Keeps your device usable for reference images and sharing photos after the shoot.
Lightweight jacket or layers
Layers help adapt to changing temperatures and wind from Lake Ontario—useful for more textured looks.
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