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Rainy night in Montreal
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2005

Rainy night in Montreal

The streets were shining, low lingering clouds reflected the city lights and I kept stepping into puddles.

Posted at 2:18 PM in Photoblogs:

5 Comments

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1 - shop tart says:

« WOW - you sure can make those night lights in a cool rainy city look attractive.
How fitting that the Bank of Montreal neon sign is so central in your city skyline.
Are the green lights in the stairwell (pic4) and the purple lights real or imaginary (ie enhanced)? »
Date of comment: 2005-04-25 22:53 •
1.1 - Vince answers:

« Thanks! And all the lights were as is, I didn’t enhance anything even though I sometimes do...

[Reply posted on the road from a cafe via my wi-fi PDA; I love the 21st century! ] »
Date of comment: 2005-04-25 23:03 •
2 - PJ says:

« I’m travelling through QC for the first time - through your eyes - and loving every minute of it Miss you Sunshine, keep it coming x »
Date of comment: 2005-04-26 10:29 •
3 - R2D2 says:

« I love rediscovering my city through your eyes. I want more !
And don’t forget my river and my mountain, you southerner ! »
Date of comment: 2005-04-26 22:19 •
4 - Jacob H says:

« Great work with the lights. As an aspiring photographer, I am in awe of your ability to control the exposure to make your shot come out just right. Great work. I’m jealous. »
Date of comment: 2005-05-14 16:31 •

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