The spot of white light against the black painted roof makes the picture very much alive, John.
Very original.

Thanks, José.There was no explanation of this tent, which seems to be part of a special event, so I don't know what the drawings on the globe represent.

Outstanding shot!

Admired in:
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Thanks, William.

Surreal. The richness of the background and the white circle of doodles. Looks like a fascinating place.

I think this was part of a special promotion, Bob. No written explanation of the tent. It was very cool, though.

Winter is a good time to visit museums, and one never knows what one may find.
(And one is very curious about the connection between Aga Khan and Toronto!?)

Well, the grounds incorporate an Ismaili Centre, so I assume there is a fair number of Ismailis in Toronto. The Aga Khan is also a family friend of the prime minister, who got into trouble for vacationing as his guest. The Aga Khan's foundation is a registered lobbyist with the Canadian government, and has received funding from it. All that seems to have happened, though, is that Trudeau has promised to abstain from decisions about the foundation.

A beautiful still life image.

Thanks, George.

Lovely abstract shot with beautiful colours. Cheers, Joe

Thanks, Joe. I liked the abstract quality myself, so I'm glad I managed to communicate it.

Disorienting, like being trapped in a Fabergé egg.

A good description, Steve. Thanks.

Beautiful colours and detail John............and the light is lovely.

Thanks, Keith. All credit to the museum and the sponsor.

I thought maybe this was inside the yurt that Swire posted