October 19 2012
It really wasn’t a great day to be out taking pictures. Even though I do like it when it rains and you have some great opportunities for capturing reflections almost everywhere you look, I normally like to wait until the rain has at least stopped. I missed the one little break in the rain this morning and ended up being out at its most heavy periods.
There’s a light art and sound installation that incorporates a section of the dancing fountains at Quartier des Spectacles that I thought may provide some photo opportunities (and wasn’t too far from home). On a drier day I would have shot some video to give a better sense of the installation – maybe another time if it’s going to be there for a while.
Wet Red
ISO 500 – 105mm – f6.7 – 1/250 sec
Light art installation at Quartier des Spectacles
ISO 500 – 75mm – f8 – 1/90 sec
Terminator’s cousin
ISO 1000 – 48mm – f5.6 – 1/125 sec (-2ev/0/+2ev)
The rest of the day’s shots were taken along rue Sainte Catherine and in the RÉSO near Peel.
Graffiti wall on rue Sainte Catherine
ISO 500 – 70mm – f8 – 1/30 sec
Bixi’s in the rain
ISO 500 – 18mm – f8 – 1/90 sec
Watching you, watching me
ISO 500 – 105mm – f8 – 1/45 sec (-2ev/0/+2ev)
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Thanks for stopping by. Until next time.
– Martin
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