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Project 365 – Day 352: A walk in the snow around the Plateau
December 17 2012
Since it snowed pretty much all day I ventured out just before dark to take a wander around the Plateau and get some winter shots. The snow turned to rain as I was out so it wasn’t the nicest weather to be out looking for pretty scenes but I did manage to capture a few iconic Montreal stairs covered in snow…many more to find in the coming months
One of my favorite restaurants on Avenue Duluth is the Khyber Pass Afghan restaurant…
Hopefully the rain will turn back to snow by tomorrow.
To view images in gallery format, simply click on one of the images below.
Thanks for stopping by. Until next time.
- Martin
Posted in 365 Project
Also tagged Avenue Duluth, bike, Bokeh, christmas lights, Le Plateau, Monochrome, snow, stairs
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Project 365 – Day 187: Windows, doors, stairs and balconies on Le Plateau
July 5 2012
First off, I was very honored to have been freshly pressed today – it was nice knowing the sand sculptures got a lot more views in their limited life as a result
So welcome new followers to this little corner of the web and a daily visual tour of Montreal. For those who are not local, I hope you will come to love Montreal as much as I have over the last 13 years and, if you have the opportunity, come visit the taste of Europe in North America in person soon.
Today I was thinking of either catching a couple of sets down at the Jazz fest, or go watch the film U-571 which is showing at the old port on an outdoor screen. The free outdoor cinema (Horaire de Ciné-Maritime) will be showing maritime genre films (Jaws, Das Boot) each Thursday night until 23rd August – although I’ve seen them all at least once before
I ended up doing neither. Instead during a late afternoon walk around the Plateau I decided to photograph some of the colorful doors, windows, staircases and balconies along avenue Laval (my favorite street on Le Plateau) and avenue Henri Julien.
The image of the day actually was an accident. While taking a handheld 3 exposure HDR, during the final long exposure I moved the camera before the shutter closed, resulting in a misty effect and some strange diagonal flaring. I processed it nevertheless and actually quite liked the result
Back to the more standard (but all HDR) shots of doors, stairs, windows and balconies on Laval and Henri-Julien streets.
The funny thing that happened. While I was out shooting a guy came over to talk to me and pulled out a post card of Le Plateau with pictures of homes and doors and wanted to know where he could find them. Luckily I had just shot one of them so could tell him exactly (for one at least). Perhaps I should consider organizing photo walks for tourists
To view images in gallery format, simply click on one of the images below.
Thanks for stopping by. Until next time.
Martin
Posted in 365 Project
Also tagged avenue Henri-Julien, Balconies, Balcony, color, door, HDR, montreal, outdoor staircase, stairs, window
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