When I came to Montreal I never realized that it was an island. It was thousand miles away from Altantic Ocean and yet it would not be surprising to see ocean going vessels (including cruise ship) docking in the Old Port of Montreal. But that would be a topic of another day.
What I want to discuss is photography and biking. Montreal has more or less 350 kms of bike path that traverse the island. You can literally go anywhere in the island using the network of bike path. When I bike I took photographs of places I have been to. Today I would like to share some the photos I took of churches in Montreal… as the old adage say “picture is worth a thousand words”…enjoy…
These first set of photos is taken from the Cathedral of Marie-Reine-du-Monde and exact replica of the Sistine Chapel in Rome.
The next photo is the Cathedral of Notre Dame…a replica of the same namesake cathedral in the Paris that just get burned down recently… I will share the inside of the cathedral in another blog.
The next is the St Patrick Church…
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Hi @peteapple3 thanks for sharing the wonderful pictures with lots of useful information in your post. I really like to read your thread.
@TravellerG @helga19 you have to read this post.
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Thank you @IshantHP_ig for mention me.
Sure,nice post and good quality photos.
Thank you @peteapple3 for sharing beautiful photos.
Best wishes,
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Thanks for the appreciation of my photos… I love taking quality photos…
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Firstly, let me thank our LG @IshantHP_ig , who directed me to this post - thank you very much, dear.
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dear LG @peteapple3 , Congrats for your great photos & the brief!
Interesting post too… Can we expect little more details about the Camera/Lens (time of the day) used, pls? If EXIF of the photos are provided, it will be very helpful to appreciate your photos.
Wish you all the very best
To support your post: The following was shot with Sony 7R M2, during evening Hrs. f/4, S: 1/160, ISO: 800, (Lens 24-70mm, fixed 2.8, at 24 mm)
Can I humbly suggest you to go through this “How to TAG” Post? please - it will help you a lot. Tagging help us to get your notification & also in reply, it will help us.
Thanks
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Hi @peteapple3 @Jesmina
In future remember use of @ to mention a particular Local Guide in your reply, i hope you’ll remember it.
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@IshantHP_ig thanks for the reminder…I am new with this thing…
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Stunning photos Pete!
How fortunate to experience “Rome” in Montreal:) I must visit soon as I’ve heard so many great things!
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@Jesmina thanks …I have more to share…
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@TravellerG Thanks for the info.
On the Cathedral of Marie-Reine-du-Monde I used Canon 20D Camera with 70-200 mm lens.
On the St Patrick Church I used the same Camera body with 18-55 mm lens.
In the next postings I will provide more details about the focal openings.
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Hi @peteapple3 thanks for the reply, you can ask query related to any issue by tagging the local guides using @
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@peteapple3 Thank you for sharing these wonderful pictures of beautiful montreal alongwith information.
Montreal is such a beautiful place to visit, i would to visit it someday.
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Thank you very much, dear @peteapple3 - for your reply…
20D (is the 8MP Camera?) Really great results!
Congrats! once again.
When time permits, kindly have a look at some of my previous posts - here is my Profile.
Regs
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@TravellerG @saraswatN @IshantHP_ig @Jesmina @helga19
Hi guys,
You were the first local guides that respond to my first post who seemed to be like minded and had been kind enough to provide me with tips of how to move forward in this digital world…thank you…I hope I am doing it right with the tagging issue …again thanks…
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Dear @BorrisS , @PoliMC & @AlexaAC - could you kindly spare few seconds to give your views to this beautiful post by LG @peteapple3 , please?
Thanks in advance
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Thank you for tagging me @TravellerG .
@peteapple3 , thank you for sharing these amazing photos with. Religion has always been a major source of inspiration for the creation of the finest pieces of art around the world!
Was this your first visit there? What did you like the most?
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