Maison de Radio-Canada
the Maison de Radio-Canada is part of Montreal .Top photos chosen by u all:
Harper Half Portrait for text
Made by Dimitri P.
January 9 2006: Stephen Harper, leader of the Conservative Party of Canada, at a press conference at the Montreal CBC studio following the English leaders' debate in view of the Canadian federal elections. (Photo Dimitri / QuebecPress.com) Personal Note: This photo isn't staged at all. I had this framing in mind when I composed it. The politician was giving a press conference in the CBC studio before a hundred other news photographers and journalists. Basically, to get such shot, I had to anticipate the moment that the person would glance at me and JUMP on the shutter, as this glance only lasts a fraction of a second. Not an easy shot.
Paul Martin calls quits
Made by Dimitri P.
In this January 10 2006 file photo, former prime minister of Canada Paul Martin waves good bye. (Photo Dimitri / QuebecPress.com) Personal Note: This photo isn't staged at all. I had this framing in mind when I composed it. The politician was giving a press conference in the CBC studio before a hundred other news photographers and journalists. Basically, to get such shot, I had to anticipate the moment that the person would glance at me and JUMP on the shutter, as this glance only lasts a fraction of a second. Not an easy shot.
Mirabel
Made by Alistair Howard
Does anyone actually need to know how to get to Mirabel?
Radio-Canada
Made by Max Shepp
Building of Radio-Canada, the french version of the CBC.
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Made by darbyp
Nearest places of interest:
| Théatre Olympia Gare-hôtel Viger Brasserie Molson Yacht Club de Montreal | Teleport de Montreal Cité 2000 Centre St-Pierre Complexe Bourbon |
