A minimalistic exploration of le centre-ville de Montreal

Hey ,

That's the link for the complete (first part of this) project on my behance account , it has more pictures and the style is customized for this set :
http://www.behance.net …ntown-Montreal%29/4666787

If you have an account there , add me . If you don't , check it out , it's an impressive site .

I've always been fascinated by light , shadows , lines , contrast and geometry in the minimalistic context . This set of photos explores the bits and pieces of Downtown Montreal that caught my attention . The set as a whole shows the artsy little details that make the beauty of the whole area , probably bits and pieces that we never notice in our daily lives .

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I like the first 5 a lot because of the combination of textures and shadows, but 6-8 I find less appealing due to the lack of patterned shadows.

I can say they're boring, yet again they're so simple that I like them. I like the vertical wall shot.

Hugh and Davis , thanks for the feedback .

i like them, especially 1-5, some nice textures in these

Thank you Rick , i always appreciate your comments and feedback

I like these, great job. I like the concept. I am going to montreal Friday so looking for some places to take pics.

Thanks . I'm sure you'll enjoy it , Montreal in summer is beautiful and full of activities . I'm sure you did your research of places to visit but If you need anything , don't hesitate to PM me .