St. Clair Ave. W., Toronto, at Caledonia Park Rd.

it dizzles before my eyes ...
Enjoy your weekend.

Thanks, Jaap, and the same to you. I had good light that day.

Outstanding POV! HFF! Stay well!

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Thanks, William, and the same to you.

HFF John!

Thanks, Ruebenkraut.

A fence and everything else! There is exuberance about this, as well as just a smidgen of overkill. Lots of red and yellow accents, which, with the green trees, reflect the traffic lights quite effectively, if that's a good purpose. Otherwise, it's worth a grin.

Painting traffic lights yellow is a good purpose, Bob. Much more visible than black. They also create an attractive proscenium effect. The intersections on St. Clair have about two dozen yellow-painted traffic and pedestrian lights each.

Looking at this made my brain hurt! There is an amazing amount of "stuff" packed into the frame and it's all fighting for my attention!

It's the bright red bits that eventually hold my eye...........and the slim trees vying for attention with the pylons.

Chaotic............but oddly compelling! HFF John........I hope you have an enjoyable and safe weekend.

St. Clair West is one of my favourite streets, Keith. Lots to look at everywhere along it. Most of it is still a classic streetcar suburb from the 1910s and 1920s, so it's historically interesting, too. My judgment may be clouded, though, from having lived most of my long life somewhere along it.

All the best for the weekend to you, too.

Every time i see something like this it reminds me on genius of Robert Crumb,History of America..or we can even say world.
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