Who you calling Princess?

[jack russell]

The Princess Gate at the CNE

[Hayward Taylor]

Hello Ian - I love the different angle on these images ... I wonder what it looks like at night ... very pretty

[Fred flyfisher]

Great architecture images Ian. You're da master.

[Vinam]

Someone take away the new Sony A500 and give him his old camera Back, it's getting too good !

Love the set.. the side to side approach is very well done, excellent sky details in all of them... and that's not easy while trying to nail the statues... great job Bud

The last shot could be in a Travel Guide, terrific comp .

Good Stuff,

Vin

[Tenzin'sMom]

These are wonderful! I love the way you used so many different angles. I think my favorite might be the third one, with the beautiful architectural detail, so very crisp. And I really like the subtle colors of the building and sky throughout the set. Thanks for sharing these!

[Steves Shots]

Great captures Ian, I love the way you have captured this architecture and the different angles on the first three, thanks for sharing cheers Steve.

[jack russell]

Originally Posted by Hayward Taylor

Hello Ian - I love the different angle on these images ... I wonder what it looks like at night ... very pretty

Hey Hayward .. thx as always .. I'll try and catch it on the way out of the city one night ..

Originally Posted by Fred flyfisher

Great architecture images Ian. You're da master.

Thx Fred, I find it helps when the subject stands still, all I have to fight are my shaky hands ..

Originally Posted by Vinam

Someone take away the new Sony A500 and give him his old camera Back, it's getting too good !

Love the set.. the side to side approach is very well done, excellent sky details in all of them... and that's not easy while trying to nail the statues... great job Bud

The last shot could be in a Travel Guide, terrific comp .

Good Stuff,

Vin

Funny Vin, and very kind .. thx!

Originally Posted by Tenzin'sMom

These are wonderful! I love the way you used so many different angles. I think my favorite might be the third one, with the beautiful architectural detail, so very crisp. And I really like the subtle colors of the building and sky throughout the set. Thanks for sharing these!

Thanks Helen, I'm really happy you enjoyed them

Originally Posted by Steves Shots

Great captures Ian, I love the way you have captured this architecture and the different angles on the first three, thanks for sharing cheers Steve.

appreciate it Steve .. thanks!

[beachcomber]

I like history, old statues, and great architecture and these pictures are top quality Ian.
But thats the problem with your country,
its beautiful and spacious but its so young, theres hardly any history to photograph or talk about, but, I suppose 1879 isn't too bad

Great work buddy
and hope you and the family are keeping well and warm

[ukglyn]

Love these Ian. great variation of angles!
I to would love to see a night view of this!
really nice buddy.

[jack russell]

Originally Posted by beachcomber

I like history, old statues, and great architecture and these pictures are top quality Ian.
But thats the problem with your country,
its beautiful and spacious but its so young, theres hardly any history to photograph or talk about, but, I suppose 1879 isn't too bad

Great work buddy
and hope you and the family are keeping well and warm

very funny steve .. thx for the kind words and yes we're huddled in and happy .. snow finally hit last night .. a bunch of shares are showing up from our friends .. ugh, hate winter ..

Originally Posted by ukglyn

Love these Ian. great variation of angles!
I to would love to see a night view of this!
really nice buddy.

Thx Glyn! .. I saw it in full night beauty Monday night .. the flood lights are a little brutal on the top statute, but the chandelier is an awesome aqua blue .. and I lefty the camera home as I was down for the hockey and scared of smash and grabbers .. sorry ..