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Canadian Tilt

Looking north from the Adelaide Street entrance of Scotia Plaza, Toronto.

Marco F. Delminho, Will S., Tere79 Sa, Berny and 19 other people have particularly liked this photo

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William Sutherland ^club

Phenomenal capture and POV!

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7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to William Sutherland ^club

Thanks, William.

7 years ago.

rdhinmn ^club

Phenomenal POV is right on! Interesting presentation of the rectangular shapes, but also classic instability. A bit difficult to figure out what to think, but I hope no photographers were injured in taking this shot!

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to rdhinmn ^club

Thanks, Bob. I suppose I should have made sure there was no ice overhead, but I survived.

7 years ago.

Ulrich John ^club

Great POV, John !

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Ulrich John ^club

Thanks, Ulrich.

7 years ago.

Sami Serola (inactiv… ^club

Ha ha ha! Now I started to think what would be a Finnish one.

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Sami Serola (inactiv… ^club

I suppose a Canadian one should ideally contain a moose, an RCMP on horseback, and some maple syrup, Sami.

7 years ago.

Sami Serola (inactiv… ^club has replied to John FitzGerald ^club

Finnish tilt is a Koskenkorva vodka bottle tilted for to drink from it.

7 years ago.

Keith Burton ^club

Interesting shot John..................an amazing amount of rectangles in one image!

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Keith Burton ^club

Thanks, Keith. Toronto is the City of Rectangles. One of its familiar names is the Grid.

7 years ago.

Lian

Great composition!

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Lian

Thanks, Lian.

7 years ago.

Steve Bucknell ^club

Great tiltle.

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Steve Bucknell ^club

Thanks, Steve. It's as close to the original term as Dutch tilt is, too.

7 years ago.

Sarah P.

the root of the squared ... ?

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Sarah P.

Could be, Sarah. Could very well be.

7 years ago.

Roger Bennion ^club

A very well framed photo, John.

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Roger Bennion ^club

Thanks, Roger.

7 years ago.

Annemarie ^club

Most beautiful:)
happy week ahead.

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Annemarie ^club

Thanks, Annemarie.

7 years ago.

Fred Fouarge ^club

Nieuwe fotografie zeggen ze alles scheef ik ben er niet zo'n liefhebber van---want het einde is niet in zicht....eventueel ondersteboven zou dan ook mogen maar wel goed op de strakke hoeken gelet John !

7 years ago.

John FitzGerald ^club has replied to Fred Fouarge ^club

To be honest, Fred, I took it this way because I couldn't get anything interesting shooting straight on.

7 years ago.

bertapei

beautifully done

7 years ago.

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