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Rideau Canal in Ottawa, Ontairio,Canada

Rideau Canal in Ottawa, Ontairio,Canada

Canal Rideau and Parliament of Canada at night

Canal Rideau and Parliament of Canada at night

Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Rideau Canal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Banks of the Canal Rideau in the Autumn season

Banks of the Canal Rideau in the Autumn season

End of the Rideau Canal, a UNESCO heritage site

The outlet of the Rideau Canal locks at the Ottawa river in Ottawa, seen through the Alexandra bridge. High resolution scan from medium format film. The outlet of the Rideau Canal locks at the Ottawa river in Ottawa, seen through the Alexandra bridge. High resolution scan from medium format film.

Night view Rideau Canal Ottawa Ontario Canada

Night view Rideau Canal Ottawa Ontario Canada

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Rideau Canal Skating, Ottawa Ontario Canada

Rideau Canal Skating, Ottawa Ontario Canada

Ottawa locks on Canal Rideau in the Autumn season

Ottawa locks on Canal Rideau in the Autumn season

Rideau Canal, Ottawa Canada

Rideau Canal, Ottawa Canada

Rideau Canal skating rink in winter, Ottawa

Rideau Canal skating rink in winter, Ottawa

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Ontario canal system Rideau river

Ontario canal system Rideau river

Rideau Canal, Ottawa Canada

Rideau Canal, Ottawa Canada

Skating on the Rideau Canal Skateway in the midst of a pandemic

Skating on the Rideau Canal Skateway in the midst of a pandemic

Ottawa Rideau Canal

Ottawa Rideau Canal

National Gallery Tower

Towers on buildings have long been meant as a symbol to all who view them. Some towers offer a promise of passage to the heavens. Some towers represent the power of those within and are intended to either strike fear of respect (or both) from viewers. Other towers are meant as a simple symbol of wealth, influence and perhaps sophistication. What then to make of a tower at an art gallery? Does it represent the collection? Is this tower a simple homage to the tower at the library of the parliament buildings in Ottawa, across the Rideau Canal? Or is this a symbol of the skill and talent of the architect and engineer that designed and built it? Regardless of the true intended symbolism of this tower, it sure looks nice against the evening sky while lit from inside. I feel not fear, but a sudden desire to enter the museum to view the collection. Towers on buildings have long been meant as a symbol to all who view them. Some towers offer a promise of passage to the heavens. Some towers represent the power of those within and are intended to either strike fear of respect (or both) from viewers. Other towers are meant as a simple symbol of wealth, influence and perhaps sophistication. What then to make of a tower at an art gallery? Does it represent the collection? Is this tower a simple homage to the tower at the library of the parliament buildings in Ottawa, across the Rideau Canal? Or is this a symbol of the skill and talent of the architect and engineer that designed and built it? Regardless of the true intended symbolism of this tower, it sure looks nice against the evening sky while lit from inside. I feel not fear, but a sudden desire to enter the museum to view the collection.

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