Project 365 Day 48: Snowy Skies
The best thing about living in Geneva is that when it snows in the mountains, it rains in the city.
The best thing about living in Geneva is that when it snows in the mountains, it rains in the city.
The emergency lane.
After the warehouses came down at Nyon Station, this halle sculpture came up to remember what was there. It acts as a bench, where people can sit and wait for the train.
Have always loved these stairs in Nyon, stepping off the train at the station, half asleep, seeing the stairs at the end of the tunnel and feet starting to appear from the top. Came across this beauty while scouting out the location.
What a beautifully eerie and mystical morning I woke up to today!
Today’s scene was at Gare Cornavin in Geneva. While I captured quite a few shots I liked, I decided to share this one. At first sight, you might only see an out of focus image. But look closely, and you’ll see that I’ve shifted the subject and omitted the movement. Look closely and you’ll see that what’s in focus are the bus and tram electrical cables. Take a step back and you might notice the man on the bike and the woman walking completely respect the rule of thirds.
Hamilton has long been known as the Steel City because of its enormous steel production in the East end by companies such as Dofasco, Stelco and Nation Steel Car, and now US Steel.
Union Station in Toronto has such grandeur it reminds me of Central Station in NYC. The thing I love about train stations is how happiness and sadness meet, without ever greeting one another, how the same platform that welcomes kisses also witnesses tears.
The new Tim Hortons Memory Lane museum finally opened its doors to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the first location opened on Ottawa St N and Dunsmure Rd in the Hamilton East end.
A stroll through downtown Hamilton.