Festive Streets of Old Quebec is a photograph by Mark Tisdale which was uploaded on January 1st, 2013.
Festive Streets of Old Quebec
I have always loved the festive lights of the Christmas season, but without a doubt one of the prettiest places I've seen during that time of the... more
by Mark Tisdale
Title
Festive Streets of Old Quebec
Artist
Mark Tisdale
Medium
Photograph - Photo Art
Description
I have always loved the festive lights of the Christmas season, but without a doubt one of the prettiest places I've seen during that time of the year was Old Quebec. There's just something about old world charm and snow that when draped in Christmas lights, it enters an off the chart level of pretty. And these were the sights that greeted me on my first evening in Quebec. I arrived after dark just before New Years and roamed the streets. And I was so cold, but the season warmed my soul enough to ward off the chill and enjoy seeing Vieux-Quebec with my eyes and capture its raw beauty with my camera.
Seen on these snow covered streets is the L'hotel du Vieux Quebec and Les Freres de la Cote Restaurant. This is part of the Haute-Ville or upper town in old Quebec. Old Quebec, founded in the 18th century, retains its city walls and historic charm. For this reason, Old Quebec is a UNESCO designated World Heritage Site.
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January 1st, 2013
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Comments (14)
Deb Halloran
Hi Mark, Congratulations on your sale. This image is absolutely gorgeous with wonderful contrasts and color...nicely done. v/f
Mark Tisdale
Thanks Shirley and Ted! And thank you to the greeting card buyer in NJ! I do hope you won't be a stranger once you have your card in hand. I love to hear from buyers!
Emmy Vickers
Another fantastic stunning scene Mark! Great colors and lighting. Festive. L.
Mark Tisdale replied:
Thanks Emmy! I was definitely inspired by Quebec City - just a fantastic place!
Christina Rollo
Beautiful image and treatment, very well done Mark!!
Mark Tisdale replied:
Thanks so much Christina! It almost makes me want to go walk in the snow again. ;-)