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A photograph of Arnell Plaza

Most of Toronto’s parks have no photograph here. If you have one, we would like to use it, and we will credit you for it on the park’s page.

What happens to it

Someone reads it first. Nothing you send appears anywhere until they have.
Then two other people check it is a photograph of this park. They see the picture, the park, and where you say you were standing.
If they agree, it goes on the park’s page with your name and the licence, and you can ask us to take it down at any point.

We remove the photograph’s metadata before storing it. A phone photograph carries the GPS of where it was taken and sometimes the owner’s name, and publishing that is not something you agreed to by sending us a picture of a park.

The photograph

JPEG, PNG, HEIC or WebP. Up to 12 MB.

Where were you standing? *

Drag the pin. A photograph of a park with a viewpoint is evidence about a place; without one it is decoration.

43.65043, -79.37998

Which way was the camera pointing? *

looking north (0°)

When was it taken?

A photograph of a since-rebuilt park is misleading, and the date is what makes that visible.

Who took it?

The licence you are granting requires us to credit you. This is shown on the park page.

Optional, and never displayed. Only so we can tell you what happened to it.

Anything worth knowing

Optional. “The new splash pad” is useful to whoever reviews it.

I took this photograph, and I am licensing it under CC BY 4.0 so the Atlas and anyone else can use it with credit to me.

We can only publish a photograph you took and are licensing to us, so the box above is required.