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Friday, February 24, 2017
Framing An Icon
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Nice skywatch, it is an icon of Toronto. I once saw it in a flash above me when we tried in pouring rain to find our way out of the city in the morning traffic. That was in 2005, long ago....
ReplyDeleteMost cities have an icon like this, I think. Nicely framed!
ReplyDeletea very nice perspective and a beautiful picture!!!
ReplyDelete...I haven't seen it in years...thanks!
ReplyDeleteIt was weird in the fog the other day when you couldn't see it!
ReplyDeleteNicely framed. I've been up there once some years ago. On the inside, not on that crazy outside walk I've seen in travel shows.
ReplyDeleteAlways liked the CN Tower. Great view from on top. FIne looking sky in your unique photo.
ReplyDeleteIt's got the same effect as the Eiffel Tower in Paris. I like it a lot!
ReplyDeleteIt's been a long time since I've been in the tower, but it's such a distinctive structure.
ReplyDeleteNice composition for sure!
ReplyDeleteProbably helps people navigate.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting...but am I the only one who wonders what that vehicle is doing on the upper right side of your shot??
ReplyDeleteAnother lovely view through a fence.
ReplyDeleteI like this a lot.
ReplyDeleteWell composed! Great photo.
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