Awesome vibrant street shot!

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Thanks, William.

it's complicated the city life and circulation !!!!

An interesting point, Damir. One thing that's always interested me is how cities are places where you are told how to behave (by traffic lights, billboards, etc.). The tension between chaos and the attempt to impose order on it may be at bottom what interests me about cities, especially as attempts at order never succeed completely. Thanks for the insight -- I'd never considered the compllication of city much before.

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They also reminded me of a pilgrimage or a caraven, Gerard.

Sphinx like concrete mixers in the background..

An interesting point, Denis -- giant machines may be the most common monumental objects in out lives. Thanks.

Nice flowing movement from the school crocodile and the fabric blowing from the scaffolding. I too like the monster mixers and the billboard confusing reality.

Thanks, Jean.

A lot to see ! Big City Life ! Fine shot, John

Thanks, Ulrich.

What Jean said....................and the giant insect too. A cracking street candid John.

Definitely view large, on black..!!

Thanks, Keith. And I agree that the cement mixer can be taken for a praying mantis (a fat one, but you know what I mean).

I also like the "billboard confusing reality". Two people seem to have noticed you, I love the quizzical expression on the girl's face!

Thanks, John. I think you (with your comment about the billboard) and Damir's comment have helped me better understand what I'm doing in a lot of my photos. Of course a quizzical expression alwys produces a quizzical response, which I think is a good thing.

The clothing suggests this is a passing school group. Interesting that the building constructors feel the need for a poster of the projected result.

The condo poster is becoming a genre here, George. Maybe I'll try photographing a few. Among other things, they have some interesting memes, A wine glass, for example, is a sign that you'll be moving into a building with a sophisticated and exclusive crowd. You never see people clutching beer bottles on these signs, even though Canadians drink more beer than they drink wine and spirits combined.

Belle scene de rue,un peu mouvementée sous cet échafaudage .
Bonne semaine.