August 9 2012

I was glad that I decided to have a wander along Sherbrooke street this afternoon. Just east of rue Guy outside a gallery I came across a sculpture that had been yarn bombed.

Yarn bombing on Sherbrooke street
ISO 100 – 70mm – f10 – 1/25 sec

Yarn bombing on Sherbrooke street
ISO 100 – 70mm – f4.5 – 1/160 sec

Yarn bombing on Sherbrooke street
ISO 100 – 100mm – f4.5 – 1/250 sec

Yarn bombing on Sherbrooke street
ISO 100 – 18mm – f5.3 – 1/100 sec

I later discovered that initially there was also a baby carriage, but it wasn’t there today…shame that would have made for a great image 🙁

I must remember to stop by the sculpture in the near future and grab some shots of it naked.

Unfortunately I don’t know who the artist is (either of the sculpture or the knitter). The last yarn bombing I know about in Montreal occurred in June when part of the John Young sculpture on rue de la Commune was bombed by Polish artist Agata Oleksiak (aka Crocheted Olek) as a farewell to Montreal before she headed back to New York – maybe she’s back!

Further along Sherbrooke street I decided on capturing a few abstract style images of buildings.

Collision of times
ISO 100 – 260mm – f5.6 – 1/160 sec

Windows
ISO 100 – 102mm – f9 – 1/180 sec

Abstract Windows
ISO 100 – 112mm – f9 – 1/100 sec

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Thanks for stopping by. Until next time.

– Martin

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