doublexposure

The New Yorker

Loved the contrast between the red writing, the blue sky and the infamous building, just down the street form B&H.

Broadway street fair

We had great fun! Walked for hours, shopped at least that long and snacked at "Balthazar's".

Travelling sewer cover

Guess you have to be from out-of-town to notice the irony in this.

Photographer in tow..

Newlyweded couples usually prefer the quiet of the park atop Place Jacques Cartier for their pictures...but these two definitely wanted the crowd!

Fogged arches

What is interesting about fog is its capacity to reveal certain systematic forms all the while hiding others in the distance, revealing patterns that didn't seem apparent in the first place on a nice sunny day.

Walk on

Found this figure painted on the ground in the Old Port .. dog'e eye view level.  Delta400.

Old stones

This stone building (on the right) once housed Davidoff and then later a restaurant, but a very long time ago it was actually someone's house.  It is now dwarfed by its environment.  I would love to make it a house again, with a family running around in its walls.  (Notre Dame, south side, between PJC and St-Vincent)

Vases in the window

Sorry about the unoriginality of the title.  The bulb on the inside of the window created an interesting effect on the film.  The roundness of the vases and the right angle of the window contrast nicely. I can even see what's going on on the other side of the street.

La caverne d'Ali Baba

This is on the outskirts of Old Montreal, on the west side.  On the otherside of the Bonaventure highway (those are the train tracks you see behind the buidling, coming out of Mtl central station).  I obviously houses art and most probably artists' studios and such, anyone know about this place?  I was a bit hesitant to go nose around.  Maybe next time.  The buidling though is wonderful, of a bygone era.

Sunlife fire escape

Great zig zag pattern, a shot that I have taken from a different angle with color...but I prefer this one.  B&W always seems to bring out something more.  Real personal comment though.