A visual celebration of cosmopolitan Montreal: welcoming, vibrant, bilingual model of citizenship, diversity, and inclusion…
Allons! (Let’s go!)
Table of Contents
About Frank’s Photography
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Where is Montreal, Quebec, Canada?
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Montreal Public Transportation
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Canadian Dollars
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Weather Report
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Architecture
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The Underground City
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1967 Expo
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Food & Drink
No shortage of fabulous, yet unpretentious international restaurants… not to mention the grilled cheese at Tim Hortons!
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Mount Royal
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Street Scenes
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Interesting Glimpses
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Chinatown
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The Montreal Jazz Festival
super polite drivers, with a top-notch music scene, colorful neighborhoods from cozy to bustling, friendly and down to earth citizenry
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The McCord Museum
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Museum of Contemporary Art
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Where to next? (Travel Stories)
Nice. I like Montreal very much. Did you go to Québec too?
Thanks… and indeed. Montreal is at once wonderfully cosmopolitan, welcoming, and down to earth.
It is. Very much no-nonsense.
It’s a good photo—and your distinctive shadow was recognizable even before I saw the full impact.
Was the photographer someone you knew?
Thanks for recognizing the silhouette!
Yes, the photographer was someone I knew… Me! 😉
I had a feeling you’d done that!!👏
Thanks a bunch as always Annie for appreciating my work!
Always!
You sure do take it all in when you travel, Frank. Wonderful photos!! I love Montreal, though our most recent visit was during a dreadful heat wave—and I became ill and couldn’t do much.
Picture of you in front of The Handmaid’s Tale was creative.
Thanks for this super city tour!
Thanks for all that, Annie. I do try my best to immerse myself wherever it may be.
Boo on global and local warming ruining your visit.
Special thanks for noticing my attempt to pay due respect for the Handmaid’s Tale.
You have such a good eye, Frank. I can get lost in your photos. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks so much for diggin’ my photo essays, Tracy. I hope they come across as educational, not as “Look at me!!!” facebook pix. All the best.
Rest assured, Frank, your photo essays come across as educational and artistic, offering a glimpse of other places plus insights into how you (literally and artistically) see the world. Love them!
Thanks so much for the seal of approval and for cheering me on, Tracy. You’re the best.
Right back atcha, Frank!