This is the clock tower of our Old City Hall which was constructed in 1899 and designed by architect E. J. Lennox. When constructed, it was the largest building in Toronto and is still quite spectacular sitting at the head of Bay St beside our new City Hall. I loved this reflection of the tower in the office building behind it. I will show you some shots of the whole building at a later date.
Fabulous encounter between old and new! and very beautyful shot!
ReplyDeleteExcellent, Redpat. It reminds me of Trinity Church in Boston (an H.H.Richardson brownstone building) reflected in the glass curtain wall of its neighbor the Hancock building.
ReplyDeleteVery nice shot!
ReplyDeleteIt's fun to see two sides of the same building/tower, in the same photo. ;-)
Beautifully reflected in the office building. I love it!
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Kay, Alberta, Canada
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Wow, the composition is really amazing ! The tower clock looks just like if it was behind the mirror building ; it create quite a perspective, bravo !
ReplyDeleteI love this view. I have a few examples myself in my archives!
ReplyDeletea great reflection - I don't like glass sjkyscarpers but they do produce some nice reflections
ReplyDeletethe contrast between new and old is wonderful. it's really an amazing photo. good job!!!
ReplyDeleteLove that old clock building and great reflection!
ReplyDeleteI like seeing old and new together - and with added reflections here.
ReplyDeletelovely old clock tower - lovely reflections
ReplyDeleteHow very cool, the juxtaposition of the old against the new! It tends to be a Canadian thing, doesnt it...LOL.
ReplyDeleteBet there are great views from up there.
ReplyDeleteThis is one of thew few times where a glass building next to an historical stone structure works.
ReplyDeleteGrand reflection
ReplyDeleteAh yes! The old and the new... blended.
ReplyDeleteFantastic!
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