same setting wednesday - on the streets of toronto

i've taken so many shots of this door of my bank's building but i don't think i've ever posted one. both old and new building on the right is owned by the same bank. that big glass canopy is the entrance to the main bank lobby where you go through an automatic revolving door. the door on the old building is, i think, permanently closed. methinks.

today we had fog and mists the whole day. you can see the result of the mists on the ground. also at 6:30 there are not a lot of people around this courtyard. people have either gone home or at the nearby eaton centre mall.

sooc but for the name tag.

thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for your views and comments; i love them!

[Sue]

interesting shot. Which bank?

[summerfield]

@roth - CIBC corner of bay and king west. thanks, sue.

[Ann H. LeFevre]

I like all the different textures- the marble or granite plaza, the glass, the stone and a little hint of shrubbery. Nice.

[Leslie]

wonderful POV...perhaps their at the bakery

[Netkonnexion]

Lovely pov. Nice shot.

[Pam Hawkes]

Really nice street/architectural capture. I like the fact there are no people in this shot. Nice and clean. I really like the look of the old door. Well captured.

[Tanja Carda]

Great shot, pov and love the texture of the different kinds of stone. =)

[Sally Ings]

Cool pov and shows a nice comparison between old and new.

[Camille Bisson]

nice shot, lots of textures.

[Dixie Goode]

The missing people makes this feel like a stage set after the audience has gone home. We could go out in that big emptiness and dance our hearts out.

[Claire]

Very architectural shot, just love that old door, such character

[Kass]

My very first job as a summer student was at that location at CIBC. That's when all the tellers were upstairs and we named that location the 'Fish Bowl' because of all the windows and people walking by outside could view you at any point. :)

[Henri Russell]

Good shot of the door. Has a lot of interest in it.