nightscapes

Sleeping Fountain, Quebec City at Night

 

This fountain, drained for the winter was standing alone in front of the distant lights of the buildings and the wall, silhouetted and silent. Somehow this fountain symbolized the preparation for hibernation that was coming. Walking alone at night and keeping your eyes open will allow the city to share these quiet places with a visitor.

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Je me Souviens : I Remember

Je me Souviens - Ellie Kennard 2014
Je me Souviens – Ellie Kennard 2014

Québec city at night is an impression of lights on colours on textures on curves and deepening shadows. These lend a rich warmth and mystery to the bitter winter cold of the deserted night streets. Deserted, that is, except for another photographer, lit by the street lamp, equally captivated by the mystery of the shadowy gardens to the side of this street. Je me souviens – I remember – the nights of this beautiful city, Québec.

The Country Moon is Free-132/365

Unlike the moon in the city, the clean, pure looking sickle moon in the country is unfettered and floats free above the earthbound trees, silhouetted against the sunset.

HQSP Night  curated by  +Anja Wessels +Dirk Müller #HQSPnight +HQSP Night
HQSP Landscape  curated by  +Anja Wessels +Hallie Guilfoyle +Michael Garza +Nader El Assy +Vinod Krishnamoorthy +Luca Ferroglio +midori chan #hqsplandscape +HQSP Landscape

#365project +G+ 365 Project by +Simon Davis-Oakley +Patricia dos Santos Paton

Nightscapes  curated by  +Jesse Martineau +Patrick Zeiler #nightscapes +Nightscapes

#minimalmonday by +Olivier Du Tré

The Hustle and Bustle of City Night Life – 75/365

I always take my camera with me when I know I am going into the city. Who am I kidding? I take my camera with me whenever and wherever I go, because… you never know what you might see. In the city, at night though, I am fascinated by the lights and the moving traffic and as always I like to play to create effects that will give the feeling of the motion and the excitement you get in that environment.

I remember when, as a little girl, I was sitting on the back seat of the car, leaning against my mother, watching the city lights as we drove through the streets of Montreal at night. When we were on the mountain, the lights below were specially beautiful. Even now, I recall those moments vividly every time I see city lights.

I loved the colours of this one, taken on Sunday night. It really gave me the feeling that I was hoping to convey of a city at night. It is such a sharp contrast from the peaceful country night, lit by stars and moon, moving through the sky with a quiet dignity and grace.

#365project +G+ 365 Project by +Simon Davis-Oakley +Patricia dos Santos Paton
HQSP Night  curated by  +Anja Wessels +Dirk Müller #HQSPnight +HQSP Night
HQSP Motion  curated by  +Anja Wessels +Sean McLean #hqspmotion +HQSP Motion
#nightscapes +Nightscapes by +Jesse Martineau +Patrick Zeiler