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Long Shadows

Posted on April 14, 2015October 16, 2022 by David Barker

The photo gurus tell you that, as a rule, you get better outdoor shots the further you get from high noon. The reason is that shadows get longer and contrast gets higher. A great place to shoot long shadows against a stark background is on the podium at Toronto’s City Hall looking down into Nathan Phillips Square. I went down a couple days after 5 pm and watched people passing underneath. Here are the results:

Long shadow in Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto
Long shadow in Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto
Walking dog through Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto
View from above in Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto

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