Montreal's Farine Five Roses is considered by many an important urban icon to this island. Built in 1946, it has changed hands three times, each of which affected and occasionally threatened the visual presence of it's flashing red lettering. Despite the somewhat isolate location, the building can be seen from selected street level vantage points within the heart of the downtown core. For this portait series, I opted to gaze at its beauty from the quickly changing Peel Basin. I hope you enjoy a sneak peek into my documentation of this timeless structure.
untitled | iso200 | 20mm | f/8.0 | 1/10sec
riflesso | iso200 | 40mm | f/22 | 20.0sec
untitled | iso200 | 34mm | f/8.0 | 1/200sec
untitled | iso200 | 40mm | f/8.0 | 1/250sec
five roses | iso200 | 18mm | f/8.0 | 1/5sec
farine five roses | iso200 | 70mm | f/8.0 | 1/250sec
untitled | iso200 | 40mm | f/8.0 | 3.0sec
partial reflection | iso400 | 55mm | f/8.0 | 1/60sec
farine five roses | iso200 | 50mm | f/8.0 | 1/100sec
winter flour | iso100 | 85mm | f/8.0 | 1/400sec
untitled | iso100 | 11mm | f/8.0 | 1/160sec
untitled | iso100 | 24mm | f/8.0 | 1/8sec