I don't get the title. Assume it's two street names? If so, I have a small recommendation. Unless one lives in a particular city, titles based on street names like this can be incomprehensible, as I have learned the hard way with my own efforts. Further, when you have one that is a common word such as Queen, more confusion can arise. Is the woman in the photo a queen? If so, what is a Spadina? Adding "Ave" or "St" can clear everything up.
Nice street shot. You and Andy W. have inspired me to seek out more photo-ops of this type, and I rather enjoy it. (Don't I sound impossibly pretentious today?) Looking forward to your 'Straight Up' shot.
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I don't get the title.
Assume it's two street names?
If so, I have a small recommendation.
Unless one lives in a particular city, titles based on street names like this can be incomprehensible, as I have learned the hard way with my own efforts.
Further, when you have one that is a common word such as Queen, more confusion can arise.
Is the woman in the photo a queen? If so, what is a Spadina?
Adding "Ave" or "St" can clear everything up.
Nice street shot. You and Andy W. have inspired me to seek out more photo-ops of this type, and I rather enjoy it.
(Don't I sound impossibly pretentious today?)
Looking forward to your 'Straight Up' shot.
Queen and Spadina are both major streets in downtown Toronto.
I'm not sure what a Spadina is.
It is a local reference, but there's really only four or five people who will ever see the picture. Still, you do make a good point.
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