Yup, that's ex-president Bill Clinton hangin out in front of À L'Aventure on Place Jacques Cartier. He dropped by with his plethora of bodyguards flanked with strange spy gear...couldn't pass by unnoticed. Taken with my handy dandy LC-A...remember, go back to the rules of Lomography...one of them came in very handy for this quaint little occasion. Create a postcard from this photograph
One of my favorite places. This restaurant always makes me happy and is associated with great moments and fun times . Create a postcard from this photograph
This was quite the sight from the front seat of the car...some kind of rhetorical comment about the country and the city came out, but the handy dandy LC-A was available at the right time. Read the 10 golden lomo rules to understand. I love these cameras! Thank Little Miss Pixel Pants for making me post this one. Create a postcard from this photograph
I have taken a small "virage" into lomography once again. Some cross-processing, film, odd little cameras...and a great website that houses my lomohome. Create a postcard from this photograph
A site and sight that will not stay as such for very much longer. The new CHUM will eat up the space, making the infamous Ville Marie tunnel even longer. When I was a little girl and we had to go on long car trips, I always looked back out the rear window and thought we were the angels (white lights) and the cars in the other lane were the devils (red lights) ...
I had to take out my camera for these, they were so red and just popped on the granite stairs right behind Montreal city hall. The photograph was not taken that long ago, it must have been around mid-November.
This was the scene a year ago in my neck of the woods (see the big bells on St-Paul). Today, I saw people in t-shirts (morning was warmer than this afternoon). Hmm.
I like the freshly painted stripes of yellow and black. Now the wall being rather obvious without the stripes, I do really wonder about their use, but anyway. This was taken in a strange little "U" type street (St-Vincent which "u" turns into St-Gabriel, right a the bottom of the "u", a small street comes up from St-Paul)...I know sounds strange, but Old Montreal is full of these seemingly useless little streets.
I liked the softness of the colors. The railing is very old. The numerous coats of paint are all peeling, giving off a strange"crispy" look. It was at eye-level on a building at the corner of de la Commune and St-François-Xavier, this shot was taken with my LC-A on its one and only role before breaking down!
I have a thing with doors, but I have to blame it on the doors themselves. These last few were so nice I had to take out my camera. Although I have tendency to like the older looking ones, this one had some caracter and got included in the gang. I know it's around de la Commune and Place Royale, but I have completely forgotten its exact location.
