Winter Night in Quebec City

Old Quebec City at Night.

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Château Frontenac

Château Frontenac. They say its one of the best hotels in the world. I wouldn't know, but I might go and try to get a drink there.

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Influenced by Baroque Stone

Teal trim on Neo-Baroque Stone: The new world trying to look old.

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Ice on the St. Lawrence

Lower Old Quebec City. The ice on the river is impressive.

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Le Petit Champlain

At night when the shops close and the street is quiet, you can really get a sense for how pretty winter can be.

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Winter Light in the Saint Roch Neighborhood

This is what 4pm looks like in Quebec City in late December. I loved the light... how it fades, how it reflects off the glass, and how the telephone booth illuminates.

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Looking over the St. Lawrence

Looking over the St. Lawrence River from the hill near the Citadel in Quebec City.

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Notre Dame in Quebec City

The Cathedral in Quebec City.

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In Quebec City: Ice on Window.

Ice on window. Current mood: it’s too cold out to do much of anything. (-20 degrees F)

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Christmas Eve with Montreal Cat

Montreal cat, Simone, chillin on Christmas Eve.

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Montreal Cat

Montréal Cat, Simone, watches the snow fall.

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