New and Old Representations of Power
The Anglican Christ Church Cathedral and the Place de la Cathédrale office tower.
Montréal, Québec.
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Spot on. 😉
I am wondering if the two structures would find more complimentarity if the stones on the church were sandblasted.
Thanks, unslaked.
mrne: I think the church has been sandblasted and they did make an effort to choose a complimentary color. I think the pink in the stone doesn’t come out in the shot.