cinesphere
By: Lesley
Category: Toronto
| Aperture: | f/5 |
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| Focal Length: | 7.3mm |
| ISO: | 125 |
| Shutter: | 1/400 sec |
| Camera: | DMC-ZS7 |
The Cinesphere at Ontario Place. Built in 1971, it is the world’s first permanent IMAX movie theatre. It is a spherical triodetic dome, which is an ingenious method of joining materials replacing welding, bolting or riveting, developed by a Canadian firm of F.Fentiman and Sons Ltd according to a site on spacioal and steel structures. It is similar to a geodesic dome. Either way, it is a fine sight as it sits reflected in the waters of Lake Ontario.
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incredible. must be a total movie experience if you go there to see a blockbuster. i really like your composition here.
This dome does leave a lovely impression in the water. Must be wonderful on the inside with what I assume is a large circular ceiling. In some ways it reminds me of the Planetarium in Vancouver. 🙂
I can’t watch IMAX, it gives me a headache. But your photo is great, the reflection in the water WOW!!
What an incredible shot!! I love it. I have been meaning to go down there all summer but life seems to always get in the way and now I really wish I had. Just lovely Lesley!
Wow, its almost like a smaller version of EPCOT. Beautiful reflection too. I have been watching IMAX because my daughter drags me, and I enjoy it,
fascinating design. great composition. i love watching movies at IMAX.:p
I thought at first we were at the Epcot Center in Disney World!
Great shot and nice reflections. 🙂
This amazing structure makes a wonderful subject which you’ve shown very well. Nice work.
[…] Continuing with the week of Ontario Place, this summer was your last opportunity to see it before it is torn down and undergoes a complete overhaul. The Cinesphere, now an IMAX 3D theatre, is still a gem and everyone hopes that it will be incorporated into the new design. Another view of the cinesphere was posted here. […]
Very beautiful, lovely reflection.