That's simply great, John !

Thanks, Ulrich.

Inside the city.

That makes me wonder how much of Toronto's area is taken up with recycling bins, Jose.

Excellent perspective!

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Thanks, William.

I reckon we'll wake up one day and find out the whole world has been taken over by bins!

A testament to how much rubbish we generate. A well oberved shot John, I particularly like the way the shadow in the foreground mirrors tthe shape of the stairs in the background.

Thanks, George, especially as I hadn't thought about the relationship between the shadow and the stairs before. If the light had been the other way I probably wouldn't have taken this, since there would have been a huge negative space. I thought of the stairs and the shadow as good diagonals -- it hadn't occurred to me that they'd create tension.

Who is George?

:-))

Sorry, Keith. That's the second time, isn't it. Perhaps I can solve this problem by calling you Ollie.

The modern world - multiple air conditioners and coloured bins!

And no smoking.

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Thanks, Fred, and the same to you.

I've lived in places like this with similar back yards. It's a nostalgic shot for me!

You'd probably like the back alleys -- or laneways, as they're usually called -- of Toronto, Andy. Another world.

Almost nautical!

So it is. I hadn't thought of that, Denis. Thanks.

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