Chateau Frontenac - Fog and Light Freezing Rain

Dear Gaeten;

Your mastery of the camera as an architectural photographer is stupendous. The god given talent that you display are remarkable. This Palace of the Saint Lawrence Seaway(Chateau Frontenac) has such a lasting and profound image on one' soul.

You capture her beauty in a remarkable light and grace. I have visited your great city and walked these streets that surround the walls that protect her innocence. There is nor ever will be another that is so majestic. You have captured her in all seasons of life with the changing seasons. It is a very special place as you are the artist that will preserve her beauty for years to come. Thank you for sharing with us your visions captured on film/memory stick.

I live in and around the "Adirondacks" in northern New York and enjoy the nature and beauty that surrounds me on a daily basis. Through my great grandmother (french canadian) one of my ancestors was Abraham Martin (one of the ten founding fathers of Quebec City), who was a dear friend of Samuel de Champlain who founded Quebec and sailed here (1609) to claim Lake Champlain for France. In fact he was godfather to one of Abraham's children.

So to visit your great city is a treat and to view what you have is a reminder of some very special people like yourself and your great walled city. Best of luck in all you do. Stay Healthy and Happy!

Merci Beaucoup

Stephen Flatt

Thank you very much for your nice comment, it is appreciated.

I read with great interest your personnal remark about the city.

Chateau Frontenac ... Souvenirs ... Souvenirs d'un voyage qui date un peu ... de l'époque des J.O. à Montréal ;o) Contrairement à ce que disait Robert ... Je reviendrai ... non pas à Montréal mais à Québec dans un grand Boeing bleu de mer ... Superbe photo ! Amitiés de France