wow.. I live right around there but I cant picture were that building is in the slightest. Was this on the south or the north side of st. clair?

You should seriously consider being a Director of Photography for films/commercials/music videos...

It's almost as if he's on a huge gameboard.

Hi Sam, nice to see you on CP24 last evening. And thanks for featuring one of my fav shots - Bay and Bloor (my old stomping grounds). But you still haven't shot Gilda's door or the sculptures on the 2nd floor level of the King Eddy. C'mon Sam, you can do it. Cheers, Linda

Great. Love the reflection of the sky off the windows

Hi Sam, nice shot I have strong feeling that the last row of windows is without glass:-))
And I´am sorry but it seems to me a bit disturbing that the rope isn´t absolutely vertical, but tends to the left side....

Once again you take the ordinary and find interest.

What draws my eye are the 4 strange items in the windows at top. What the Hey?

Wow, love the different shades of blue...looks like he's painting the windows!

This building looks like an artwork of collage,
he is a painter!?

What a lovely progression that reveals an ever-deepening view of the building, from the real exterior of the budding trees & window-washer, to the reflected clouds, to the interior office lights at the top. Your unerring eye for composition has found a winner once again!

what he is doing ? washing windows ? it's too bad for that trees...

Just so you know, it is St. Clair Avenue.

This shot is really very interesting. So many little things to notice. Makes me dizzy I don't think I'd want his job.

That would be fun to do one time or so. I like the reflections and the composition is almost perfect.

What a great job if you're not afraid of heights. Love the dark reflections in contrast to those windows reflecting the sky.

The building is in front of the Summerhill Station, at Shaftsbury Avenue.

looks like this guy is doin an amazing work, you can't even see the windows he has been cleaning.......:)

yes, if one were not afraid of heights, that'd be an excellent job. just you and your work at hand. no one to bother you.

Makes you wonder why he has stopped where there are no windows ;)

Nice to see this shot without too much (if any?) perspective correction. Diagonals and converging lines are nice!

How come people are so baffled with this shot?

"What draws my eye are the 4 strange items in the windows at top. What the Hey?"
They're called office lights...

"Makes you wonder why he has stopped where there are no windows"
If you'd care to look closely, the window he has stopped at clearly reflects the building opposite.

Nice shot Sam!

your work is a liitle dull latley... please bring back the good stuff.

it's at the summerhill station (shaftbury) as microwave says above. advertising agency my friend worked at many, many years ago.

I remember you taking that shot. It was exactly in front of the exit of summer hill’s station, almost 10 meters to yonge.

It is an artist's palette with different shades of blue paint in each square...

I posted a similiar shot on this day, cloud reflections are always a great find. The mans red stripes adds some real contrast. The tree is also perfectly toned.

It is now the catholic archdiocese, but was built in 88 as part of the ports development by Murray Goldman at the corner of shaftsbury and yonge, architect Sol Wasssermuhl of Page and Steele Architects.