Let’s face it, Novem­ber isn’t the best sea­son. It’s damp, cold and there is barely any light. The sun­set is cur­rently around 4:30 pm and each day when I fin­ish work at 5:00 and step out of the build­ing, I blink twice, expect­ing day­light instead of total darkness.

On Sat­ur­day, Gail headed to Ottawa and we meet down­town, two addicts with cam­eras in need of some­thing to shoot. Between rain show­ers, we cov­ered the Chateau Lau­rier, Notre-Dame Church and many places in between down­town. With the grey­ish weather, it was almost like shoot­ing in black and white but I’m quite happy with the results.

We even­tu­ally ended up at Star­bucks a few hours later to warm up. We put both our cam­era on the table and Gail’s two lenses. Cus­tomers around prob­a­bly thought we were some kind of paparazzi, but never mind.

A Row of Benches	War Memo­r­ial
“Maman”, The Big Spider	Four Drops of Water
Inter­provin­cial Bridge Struc­ture (and Samuel Champlain)	Bridge to Québec
Notre Dame Church	Notre Dame
The Bridges	Par­lia­ment Hill (from Québec)
Samuel de Champlain	Warm At Star­bucks (Gail, Try­ing my Lense)

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