This makes me very interested in seeing tomorrow's post...

Boo, now I wanna see tomorrow's shot now! ;)

I like the reflection in the left window.

Yesterday got our hopes up but i guess it's back to the boring...

I like the feel of texture in this shot

First time I've seen a red brick road, nice composition, and great colours.

imho, the pic would be too boring without the lower part showing the perspective

i like all that red brick! Very nice with all the color!

very good use the color in this shot.

i dont think there is too much at the bottom. its nice.

Wow! This place looks drunk. Talk about colorful artful mess. I wonder what it looked like new? Likely not as much fun. Nice windows. Time sure is hard on us. Um! I just had my 74rh bday 2 days ago and I think I'm doing better'n the wall.

Tomorrow's shot is just as intriguing as you meant it to be ;-). I'll probably stay up late to check DDoI about 2am.
I am sure the tie in with tomorrow's shot will be an interesting solution, but I fail to see the problem. There is enough going on in the foreground to keep it interesting.
Congratulations to Hugh Petrie on getting started on his 75th year. It is probably a great occassion, but I cannot remember now just how I greeted the idea of attaining my first 3/4 of a century.

A brilliant photo and I don't know about tomorrow's post but the perspective is great.

this is azim! beautiful.

Someone should convert the old distillery into a sub-divided art community. A similar thing was done here in Los Angeles with the old Helms Bakery (which decades ago delivered bread to doorsteps). It now hosts art galleries, chic restaurants, jazz clubs, antique furniture shops, and design studios.

Brilliant colors. Very very nice. Great job.

Kevin,

The Distillery District has already been refurbished and sub-divided. Coffee shops, art galleries, reception hall and restaurants. I think you can even buy a segway there (ugh!). Oh and condos condos condos of course.

Nice shot. A macro version of something I did a while ago:

http://www.sobersecondthought.com/archives/003397.html

I like yours better. :)

I think you're right about there being too much at the bottom, but only a bit too much mind. Great colours, I concur with just about everyone else, can't wait for tomorrow!

Along with the St. Lawrence Market area, the D.D. is easily my favourite place in Toronto.

In my best Homer Simpson voice:

"But I want it nowwwwwww"

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Taken from:

subplot: moe's family feedbag]

[Moe's gimmicky restaurant is getting underway and a huge fryer arrives outside...]

Barney : "What's that?"

Moe : "It's a deep-fryer...I picked it up from the Navy. That baby can flash-fry a buffalo in under 40 seconds."

Homer : "40 seconds?...Awwww, but I want it now!"

I love the colours of this photo. Also the 'maps' revealed by the bricks in the wall are great.

Me, I like the stuff at the bottom; it emphasizes how incredibly bricky the place is, and that's really the main reason I like this photo. The top's a bit irritating, though.

really great colours sam , well done !
this kind of shots reminds us many whers in Iran .

I'm always anticipating a new post... this just makes it more intense. haha

Exactly a year ago...i took the same picture. Click HERE .

Your's has the perspective of the tiles at the bottom, which makes it a lot better.

Bold saturations - very cool against the brick.