Many of you said that you liked the different perspective and the contrast between old and new in my post entitled Seeing Things Differently. I discovered a lot of such contrasts at the riverfront in Windsor, and I thought you might enjoy seeing another one.
This is a photo of an old train ferry dock with the Detroit skyline in the background. These docks sit abandoned on the Windsor riverside as trains now exclusively cross using the train tunnel under the Detroit River. Tracks removed several years ago allowed riverfront parkland access. I love how the old, rusty dock apparatus sort of frames the skyline in the distance. In fact, these old ferry docks were very unique, and we spent a lot of time snapping photos there.
photos from the loonybin 
I like it a lot – everything that I love about my career all in one photo!!! 🙂 **
Oh ya, you’re a structural engineer right? I took two years of engineering at university, but I didn’t finish. I had school burnout really bad, plus I wanted to be a Mommy. My Dad is a civil engineer which would be similar to you I think. I’m glad you liked the photo! It was fun to compose. 🙂
I don’t know how you do it. Great perspective.
Wow Kevin, thanks! You are so good for my ego. 🙂
You have a truly unique way of looking at things…. love it!
Thanks! I also have a very crazy way of looking at things because I’m just a wee bit crazy!! 🙂
Could be why I like you.
Lovely! 🙂
Thanks so much! I was really pleased with the results – it’s so much fun now that I have the time to experiment more. 🙂
I like this alot!
Why thank you! I’m so glad you liked it!! 🙂 It kind of feels like winning a prize to me when I find a scene like this. 😉
That is a nice shot
Thanks TBM! It was fun trying to put together something unique. 🙂