On l'avait retrouvée au parc Geoges Saint-Pierre dans Notre-Dame-de-Grâce après plusieurs heures de recherches dans un rayon habituel d'un à un kilomètre et demi. La juvénile du couple Algo et Polly de l'échangeur Turcot reçoit une livraison express lors de sa première escapade loin du nid. If you want to use any of my images, for any reason, please send me an email first. Use without written consent by the author is illegal and punishable by law.
#And then there was light lusseyr free
While the photos are listed as "public", they are not public domain, nor are they free stock images. Copyright © 2013 Tom Lussier Photography. They may be reproduced only with written permission. :)Īll of my images are protected by United States and international copyright laws. Any comments and critiques are very much welcome. The D300 I was using sure doesn't control noise the way my D700 does so there was a little noise reduction needed in the sky but overall the image came out the way I remembered, and envisioned, the scene. It was the light that first hit the peak that was the star of the morning so I picked the exposure that was captured at a -1.7 EV because of the contrast. I decided to process one of the single exposures and realized right away that I need to do this more often. I'd been thinking about a revisit to this particular sunrise shoot in Grand Teton National Park because I'd never really been ecstatic with my hdr results. She stayed in the park 3 or 4 days before returning to her nesting area - all the while being fed by both parents. I parked right across the street and took this shot before visiting the park where Amazone was going about her business on the flood lights array. As I arrived close to the park Polly, her mama, was perched on this street light directly across from the baseball field. She was found perched on some baseball field flood lights just short of a kilometer in a city park. When Amazone disappeared from the nesting area several observers started searching a 1 kilometer radius (as the crow flies), in order to locate her. Je crois qu'Amazone est restée 3 ou quatre jours dans ce parc à se faire nourrir par les deux parents, Algo et Polly avant de retourner aux environs de son nid. Elle avait dans son champ visuel Amazone qui, elle était perchée sur les projecteurs du parc comme vous pouviez le voir sur la photo publiée il y a deux jours. En arrivant sur les lieux, j'ai tout de suite aperçu Polly ainsi perchée sur un lampadaire de la rue Saint-Jacques. Robert nous la signalée dans le parc Georges Saint-Pierre dans l'arrondissement NDG. Un peu comme chercher une aiguille dans une botte de foin.
Si ma mémoire est bonne Dan Toro et Robert Lussier sillonnaient un rayon d'un kilomètre aux alentours de l'échangeur Turcot. Lorsqu'Amazone avait disparu des environs de son nid, plusieurs observateurs se mirent à sa recherche.
So, finally, yesterday, I was able to eat there for the 1st time in my life (30 years after seeing the movie). It took sometime before I decided to go eat there but, when I got there, the restaurant was closed for summer holidays. Then, it took some years before I learned where the restaurant was located. The restaurant is located on Mount Royal Avenue, in the city's Plateau Mont-Royal borough.Īfter seeing the movie, it took several years before someone told me that La Binerie was a real restaurant. In addition to its trademark beans, the restaurant serves such traditional fare as tourtières, Pâté chinois (French for "Chinese pie"), pouding chômeur, pea soup and spruce beer. The business was purchased by new owners Jocelyne and Philippe Brunet in 2005, but largely remains unchanged. ~ etc.La Binerie Mont-Royal is a lunch counter-style restaurant in Montreal, Quebec, Canada, specializing in traditional Quebec cuisine, including its signature baked beans.įounded in 1938 by Léonide Lussier, the restaurant was the setting of Yves Beauchemin's novel and film Le Matou (1985), which was filmed on location.
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