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| Located in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, it represents the game that defines Canada. The Hall of Fame offers the finest collection of hockey artifacts at all levels of play from around the world... interactivity, hands-on games, theatres and also the Stanley Cup. ___ |
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| Of course, on the street near by, you will see hockey fans and tourist. |
Sempre straordinarie le immagini d'una realtà che viviamo giornalmente
ReplyDeleteUn saluto, silvia
You can see how important hockey is in your country by giving it the grandeur of an imperial theater what we don't have in the netherlands and for sure not for sport.
ReplyDeleteEvery country has its own sport heroes I see. Ice-Hockey is not so popular here but speed skating it is!
ReplyDelete...BIG stuff on your side of the pond!
ReplyDeleteOoh...I love hockey and I love that photo!
ReplyDeleteThis beautiful old building is next to a more modern building, I like this mix of styles
ReplyDeleteHas that building always been the Hockey Hall of Fame? It's a very old and intricate and I'd assume it pre-dates ice hockey
ReplyDeleteI bet this place is on the list of many tourists visiting Toronto.
ReplyDeleteLove the treatment in that first shot, especially. Great work as usual, my friend!
ReplyDeleteSuch a distinctive building... amazing architecture. I've never been inside. I know Lord Stanley's original Cup is there as well as the present version.
ReplyDeleteA place I must visit someday, being a life long hockey fan and all.
ReplyDeleteI've never been in there but always made a point of going in when it was at the CNE. Good pic of that great building, Andy!
ReplyDeletebut that building is amazing!! and i also love the street photo of the people standing by! happy new year!!
ReplyDeleteUna belleza de edificio, bien fotografiado.
ReplyDeleteSaludos.
Lovely shots.
ReplyDeleteSeems odd to me to see posters on windows of older buildings.
What an iconic place!
ReplyDeleteBuenas escenas con un color muy natural
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo