La Grande roue de Montréal
I had an extended layover in Montréal a couple of weeks ago and spent the night photographing in the old port area. The ferris wheel on the harbour front opened last year and is eye-catching addition to the city’s skyline. I wandered down to the waterfront close to 11 with a warm rain starting to fall which found me thinking about puddles and reflections.
The wheel closed at 11 so I was lucky to arrive in time to watch a couple of the different colors they project onto it while it is open. Afterwards it is lit in simple white but I liked photographing that too. I will share some photos from around the old part of the harbour but for this one, it’s all about La Grande roue de Montréal. There may have been controversy behind this installation and I am a sucker for Ferris wheels but I think it works as part of the waterfront.
This last one was taken quite a bit later in the night. I went into the frame to fill the narrow slot with my silhouette. I didn’t intend for that to add a slightly foreboding tone to the image.
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June 11, 2018 at 3:49 pm
Lovely shots, as always. Had no idea they had put up a Ferris wheel there! The views must be amazing! Thank you for sharing that!
June 11, 2018 at 7:37 am
Fabulous images. I’m inspired, but lazy lol.
Alison
June 10, 2018 at 7:56 pm
Oh I want to go!
June 10, 2018 at 7:55 pm