After a snow storm in Montreal

[jultou]

Here are some pictures taken after a snow storm in Montreal last December.
All taken with Contax G2, 45/2 and 28/2.8 lenses.

#1

#2

#3

More on my Flickr:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/59602255@N08/sets/72157632031625087/

 

[Jerry1963]

Great black & whites...

 

[rbelyell]

wonderful detail and clarity. i just picked up the 45/2 in converted m mount and am hopeful for similar quality. btw, love montreal, fabulous city for food and photography. we visit it often.
tony

 

[Moto-Uno]

I think it's the now terrifying clarity in these pics that make an ex-Ottawa resident
glad to call Burnaby,B.C,home. Thanks for reconfirming the wisdom of my relocating!!
Regards,Peter
ps:nice pics

 

[Dez]

Mon pays, ce n'est pas un pays, c'est l'hiver!

Cheers, eh,
Dez

 

[Archlich]

Thanks to this snowstorm I was almost trapped in the Montreal area on my way back to Toronto. Saw along the highway numerous toppled trucks and three accidents, one was major that ambulances, fire trucks, police cars and school buses lined up for several miles.

Winter weather. You never know.

 

[robert blu]

It really seems to be cold...but the photos are beautiful!
robert

 

[summar]

Great photographs! I recall snow in Montreal with mixed feelings.

 

[ColSebastianMoran]

Very nice images. Bright sun, clear crisp air, snow on the ground, makes for nice light. Especially like #1.

 

[jultou]

Thanks to all for the comments.

Thanks to this snowstorm I was almost trapped in the Montreal area on my way back to Toronto. Saw along the highway numerous toppled trucks and three accidents, one was major that ambulances, fire trucks, police cars and school buses lined up for several miles.

Winter weather. You never know.

It was one of the worst storms since decades. Hopefully it did happened during holidays, which did help minimize the damage.

Great photographs! I recall snow in Montreal with mixed feelings.

Mixed feeling, well said…

Mon pays, ce n'est pas un pays, c'est l'hiver!

Gilles Vigneault would be proud to that someone from Minnesota quoted him!