Going to work in 2012

I liked it large. Nobody smiling. All concentrating on the day ahead.

They're still waking up, too, Jean. During the morning rush hour a lot of people are moving like zombies.

Times have really changed ! A nice crop of everyday life before Corona !

Thanks, Ulrich.

It looks very nice viewed large and you can see the detail in the shadow areas better. A moment frozen in time............everyone looks as if they're "just about" to do something!

I like the artwork at the top and the caged lamps on the walls are lovely.

Thanks, Keith. The lamps are a continuation of the lamps around the electricity substation you can just see on the right. It has a spectacular gate, too. The glass cage on the left is the entrance to a subway station.

A simpler, if not gentler, time. The structure of the picture is interesting - the domes and pseudo-domes hold it together quite well. But how did the "street artist" mnge to work so high up a wall?

Toronto taggers are intrepid, Bob -- unfortunately. This one is not especially impressive for Toronto -- again unfortunately. I've seen then higher up and done far more professionally. In Toronto most people seem to think that if you're any good with a spray can or an airbrush you can get work, and if you're not any good you shouldn't be doing it. Doesn't stop them, though.

When life were normal despite the daily issues.

Will it seem normal when we go back to it, though?

No, as far as I am concerned.

A great crop of curves!

And there aren't many of those in Toronto, I can tell you, Denis.

They don't look totally awaken! Good capture, Berny!