Excellent capture! Stay well!

Admired in: www.ipernity.com/group/tolerance

Thanks, William. You, too.

I have added another photo of a window washer below.

Stunning.

Thanks, Jaap.

I have added another photo of a window washer below.

Most beautiful

have a nice wednesday!

Thanks, Annemarie, and a nice Thursday to you.

I have added another photo of a window washer below.

een mier

They scurry around like ants, too, Fred. I have added another photo of a window washer below.

Outstanding picture.
Thank you fot it.

Thanks and you're welcome, José. I have added another photo of a window washer below.

Can you imagine washing all the windows in a building like that? Dreadful trade!

And far too much glass to wash. In a climate like Toronto's glass-clad buildings make little sense. But in Toronto they're everywhere. A boon for photography, though. Many streets are illuminated on both sides during the middle of the day.

I have added another photo of a window washer below.

What a work ! Great picture, John !

Thanks, Ulrich. I have added another photo of a window washer below.

A tough job, need a lot of guts....

And trust in your equipment, Dinesh. I have added another photo of a window washer below.

Il me paierait très cher et je refuserais ce travail.

So would I, Léo.

I have added another photo of a window washer below

.... excellent !! Avez-vous lu le roman de Didier Decoin (1977 ) intitulé " John l'Enfer "....? Une histoire passionnante d'un indien Cheyenne, laveur de vitres sur les gratte-ciel new-yorkais, une épopée réaliste de la société américaine.... sans concessions !

Thanks, Robert. The descriptions of John L'Enfer I read online seemed interesting, so I bought a Kindle copy. I'm looking forward to reading it. Thanks. An extra added attraction for a Canadian is to see how Decoin handles a Cheyenne doing Mohawk work.

I have added another photo of a window washer below

A great capture here. I remember try to get the same thing on one of my trips abroad some years back. Great symmetry plus the added reflections in the main shot. Well done.

Regards. Herb