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    Still a work in progress. Shot on an mostly overcast day. Sun peeking through the clouds in places. View of Downtown Toronto, east of the Don River on Broadview Avenue. Shot this some 4.5 years ago. Just giving run through in Lightroom. Infrared monochrome, Nikon D80.

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    I really like the framing here Robert
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    I really like the framing and PP. With the infrared, my first thought was this was a pic after our latest ice storm.
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    Thanks everyone. There is an annoying dark piece of a building just showing at the edge of the foreground trees. I have since removed that.
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