Le Dîner en blanc, Montréal
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Le Dîner en blanc s’est passé au Square Victoria, en plein centre-ville de Montréal.
Notez que ce panorama a une bande sonore enregistrée sur place, s’il vous plaît allumez le son de votre ordinateur.
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The Dîner en blanc happened at the Square Victoria, in the heart of downtown Montreal.
Note that this panoramic photo has a soundtrack recorded on location, please turn on the sound on your computer.
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No commentsFireworks for the New Year’s Eve at the Old Port
Fireworks at the quai and a show at the Jacques Cartier square made the party for thousands of people that gathered at Montreal’s Historic Center for the New Year’s Eve. The sound was recorded at the site with a H2 Zoom recorder using a Redhead windscreen.The mountain with a capital M – World Wide Panorama

Every three months the World Wide Panorama (WWP) gathers photographers from all around the world to picture their environment under one same subject, which this time was Elevation. On the previous one I shot the basement of Museum of Archaeology and History Pointe à Callière.
This time I decided to participate on the last moments. Time was running out, deadline was rushing in and I haven’t given much thought about it so I run to the only geological landmark that is over 1ft above ground around here: the Mountain (“la Montagne“) as we all call it or, the Mont Royal.
You can also see the Kondiaronk belvedere and the Chalet du Mont Royal in this 360 degree panorama or in this HD panoramic photo where you can zoom deep in to check the details.
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No commentsMcGill University Campus main entrance
The entrance for McGill University main campus on Sherbrooke st., not far from