Look at that sky! YMC took the shot. As it gets cooler outside, the steam gets more and more condensed. I know, I fiddled with the steam to get it more contrasted and it shows. I also know, Molson is in the news...pure coincidence I swear.
October 12, 2007
October 11, 2007
Still trying to figure it out
I love this old church. It's been through a lot. I would love to pay it homage, somehow, through my photography.
August 04, 2007
Horizontal lightening
A while after those incredible clouds in the front of the building (looking onto PJC), YMC, my favorite guest photographer, went up on the roof and took this shot. Imagine that, horizontal lightening shooting sideways out of a cloud!
August 01, 2007
Up, up and away....
You cannot be afraid of heights for this job! Fixing building borders at arms length at I-can't-even-imagine-how-high heights. To see the wonderful results of this man's work, go to the corner of Notre Dame and St-Vincent in Old Montreal. L'ancienne bâtisse de la Sauvegarde. Amazing what some sandpaper, some paint and a lot of elbow grease can do to put right this great piece of architecture.
June 30, 2007
21 heures le 28
Low-lying hot sun in the evening...nothing like it...announcing a great evening.
June 03, 2007
Shades of blue
I like blue, especially the greyish-blue on the dome. The detail in the architecture is kinda neat.
June 01, 2007
Building, lying down
A relaxed view of what used to be the post office, corner St-Jacques and St-François-Xavier. Doesn't go without reminding me of an earlier shot of another building a couple blocks away.
May 31, 2007
Bench bench
I love to fiddle with depth of field. Sometimes it works.
May 28, 2007
Marie-Anne Est
How wonderful to stick street names on buildings this way. Check out the leopard-print chair in the window! Create a postcard
May 08, 2007
Wanna play soccer?
From St-Dizier (street named after a small French town close to my heart) looking towards the Old Port. The infamous caleches of Old Montreal. You have to live here to understand how difficult they are they manage when in a car (that's why I like my bike!). Create a postcard from this photograph
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