Bay Street, Toronto

Architecturally inspired by a cellular blanket.

Ahead of its time, eh, TLC? It antedates the Walkie-Talkie by 14 years.

Awesome light and unusual dappled shadows. Well seen and taken John. The figure in the foreground really works for scale.

Thanks, Keith.

A lonely figure - and the slight lens-tilt of the Trust Tower is leaning against it. No need to dwell on metaphor - it's a strong image.

Thanks, Bob.

Magnificent urban shot!

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Thanks, William.

Formal life in the architecturethrough reflections...and the resting point is the figure.

There is so much glass in downtown Toronto, Gisela, that many sections of street are illuminated on both sides all day. I live further north, but in the morning I get light from the west on my balcony rather than from the east. I particularly liked the person's red hat, which attracts attention to them as the anchor. That saved me painting it red, I suppose.

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A good architectural shot, John.