Article created by: @guigurui

My name is Guido Gutierrez Ruiz and I am a traveler and photographer from Toronto, Canada based in Madrid, Spain.

This past winter, I was going through the first photos that I posted on my Instagram, and seeing so many spots of Toronto, I decided it would be a cool project to compare how much (or little) has changed since I took these photos.

As you can see in the pictures below, there are many drastic changes that look completely different but I can assure you the pictures I took this year, 2023, I made sure to be standing in the exact same spot as I did back in 2013.

What do you think of this 10-year project? I encourage you to examine each photo and see not only the big and obvious changes but the small details like windows, signs, sidewalks, etc.

Hope you enjoy the comparisons! You can find more pictures on my Instagram. Enjoy!

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2013 vs. 2023

Comparison of the same location shows changes over 10 years: vibrant yellow replaced by neutral gray facade.

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    Brick building ten years apart, urban street scene with changes in cars and storefronts.

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    Pictures taken 10 years apart showing significant urban development with high-rise buildings at night.

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    Reflection comparison in two windows showing cranes and a modern building, illustrating changes over 10 years.

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    Comparison of photos taken 10 years apart on a busy street with a pedestrian crossing.

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    Comparison of locations 10 years apart, showing a crane and then a modern building, with a lamppost in both views.

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    Urban scene comparison, high-rise buildings and old structure, captured 10 years apart.

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    Comparison of city skyline through windows, showing transformation over 10 years in the same location.

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    Construction vs completed building, same location 10 years apart, showing architectural evolution against a clear sky.

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    Comparison of the same street intersection 10 years apart: snowy street with car vs pedestrian crossing with scaffolding.

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    Comparison of Toronto skyline over 10 years, featuring the Rogers building under different weather conditions.

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    Comparison of a cityscape taken 10 years apart, highlighting architectural changes and development over a decade.

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    Comparison of urban reflections in a glass building taken 10 years apart, highlighting city development.

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    Comparison of two Toronto cityscapes, highlighting decade-long changes in the same location.

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    Comparative pictures of urban architecture in the same location taken 10 years apart.

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