Cool concept.

Thanks. It is.

I'm enjoying the great photos people are posting. This one was taken at the ruins of a 19th century power station in Gatineau, Quebec, built by industrialist Thomas "Carbide" Wilson. It is a

Awesome shot! How do you protect the camera from the pouring rain, and yourself from lightning? I'd like to try lightning photography this summer, but have yet to overcome these hurdles.

Thanks.

Here's my entry. Shot in Rockport, MA. Nice work, fellow photographers.

Thanks. It's L'anse-Saint-Jean, Quebec.

Cool. Thanks.

An appropriate post. It's hot here in Montreal, and I think I'll go get some ice cream too.

Agreed. Greetings from Canada.

I got to see a talk by Gracia last year when she visited my church. It was really moving to so how she forgave, and continued to reach out to her captors after such cruel treatment and loss.

Interesting and well researched. A lot of work goes into these posts.

Cool.

Amazing shot! Looks like you were pretty close. What focal distance?

Thanks @qurator.

Cool! Thanks @chitty.

Awesome! Thanks!

The goal of the project is to produce a conceptual design for a train station, that celebrates the history of transportation in the area. The design draws inspiration from traditional canoe design.

Thanks @photowanze. That does look dangerously narrow. It's interesting to see real-world projects similar to mine, and the challenges faced.

Thanks.