City Daily Photo Theme Day: Reflections In Windows

 The first day of each month is a theme day for members of City Daily Photo. This month the theme is Reflections In Windows. Check out how others are handling this theme right here.

I start with these shots taken a couple of weeks back at night. An office building downtown has reflective windows, and I composed a shot with one pane that's at an angle. St. Patrick Basilica is reflected in the glass. The roadway at left gives it away as a reflection.

Taken vertically, but a similar view. The truck's lettering is another giveaway of a reflection.

This is taken from the other side, but still the still pane of glass, showing the reflection down the street. The two story brick building in the background has as its corner unit the embassy for El Salvador.

This is in Little Italy. This building once housed a flea market and antique market, but was converted years ago. On this side, it's offices, and on the other side, condo lofts, though some of the residences are seen on top on this side.

Where this street meets Preston Street lies Preston Square, a large office complex. Retail is on the ground floor here, and it has plenty of windows that particularly show reflections on a sunny day.

My final spot for this post is a familiar one, the Canadian War Museum, which tells the story of Canadian military history at home and abroad. Large windows enclose the Lebreton Gallery, where military vehicles and equipment from a multitude of eras and countries are displayed.

A look inside.

And then on the east side, where the Supreme Court and Parliament Hill can be seen in the reflections.

I took this shot for the reflection, but also for the Voodoo fighter jet inside. At left, reflected on the window, is the National Holocaust Monument.

One last shot, looking up. This spire looms over the Museum, and within is Regeneration Hall. A long window descends from the top, and looks out from the building directly towards Parliament Hill.