Beautiful capture. Looks inviting, but damn cold too!
Posted by Rohan at March 13, 2008 08:29 AMlol thats awesome, you went and risked your life basically on all that ice:P
Great picture
Posted by DAni at March 13, 2008 10:36 AMThis is a comment about "white wedding" photo. The sign says Tristan and Sarah's wedding but in the frame there is nothing that relates to the wedding and it creates a flood of mystery about the wedding, about Tristan and Sarah's life, the guests and their stories. That's a great "none"-story-telling photo. I love it.
...I have no freaking idea what I'm trying to tell here. :)
Posted by SlicesofLife at March 13, 2008 11:19 AMI love how your photos go such distance - beginning with a huge scene of ice and water and ending in a cityscape. My eye is always tricked at first, until I take in the whole picture.
Posted by barbara at March 13, 2008 02:22 PMWhat a depressing looking building!
Posted by Chris at March 13, 2008 04:25 PMI don't see anything depressing about the tower, it's a lovely modern glass condo from 1979. There are two towers, twins I believe, and that's something interesting about this photo, it only includes one of them. And, there's the bridge from yesterday's photo.
I'm pleasantly surprised you made it this far from downtown without leaving the city.
Posted by A.R. at March 13, 2008 10:38 PMNice shot, I wouldn't have thought to frame it that way.
You must be looking forward to having a new season to shoot, with spring around the corner (purportedly).