Suggestions for Montreal?

Justiceiro

I have a day to myself in Montreal next week. Where are some good photo ops?

eye-max

the better place to photograph is Quebec City just east of Montreal, but here's some links that may or may not help you. Good luck & happy shooting



http://luminous-landscape.com/forum/lofiversion/index.php/t600.html


http://community.webshots.com/album/189668148pTssuA

http://www.photolinks.com/ResultsPage18.html?COUNTRY=Canada&STATE=Quebec&CITY=Montreal&CATEGORY=

Ann McRae

Justiceiro wrote:

I have a day to myself in Montreal next week. Where are some good photo ops?

Don't miss the food ops, Crescent Street if I remember correctly.
I happen to believe Montreal is one of the best Canadian cities to visit, so enjoy! Lots and lots to see and eat. The LL link above has many highlights listed.

ann

Justiceiro

Ann McRae wrote:

Don't miss the food ops, Crescent Street if I remember correctly.
I happen to believe Montreal is one of the best Canadian cities to visit, so enjoy! Lots and lots to see and eat. The LL link above has many highlights listed.

ann

Thanks guys!

How far a drive is Quebec City from Montreal?

eye-max

Justiceiro wrote:

Thanks guys!

How far a drive is Quebec City from Montreal?

257 km = 160 miles

fraincs

I would not suggest you to go to Quebec City since youll lost lots of time getting there, and you're only there for a week end. I am from montreal, check out Old Port, Mont Royal, Crescent street, Olympic Stadium. Marché Jean-Talon... etc

I'm from montreal btw

digismile

Old Port and the downtown area are great areas for architecture/street photography type opportunities. Every time I go, I like to spend at least a day in this area. It's a great place to just walk around ...

The other great thing about Montreal is the metro. Can get you just about anywhere east to west, north to south. It's also on rubber tires, not rails.

Enjoy your trip. I bet you'll want to go back,

Regards,
Brad