A movie is projected on the Bunge grain silo in Quebec city\’s old port during the rehearsal of Robert Lepage\’s Image Mill June 19, 2008. The image mill is one of the major attraction for the Quebec city\’s 400th birthday (The CANADIAN PRESS PHOTO/Francis Vachon)
A movie is projected on the Bunge grain silo in Quebec city’s old port during the rehearsal of Robert Lepage’s Image Mill June 19, 2008. The image mill is one of the major attraction for the Quebec city’s 400th birthday
A movie is projected on the Bunge grain silo in Quebec city’s old port during the rehearsal of Robert Lepage’s Image Mill June 19, 2008. The image mill is one of the major attraction for the Quebec city’s 400th birthday
A movie is projected on the Bunge grain silo in Quebec city’s old port during the rehearsal of Robert Lepage’s Image Mill June 19, 2008. The image mill is one of the major attraction for the Quebec city’s 400th birthday
A movie is projected on the Bunge grain silo in Quebec city’s old port during the rehearsal of Robert Lepage’s Image Mill June 19, 2008. The image mill is one of the major attraction for the Quebec city’s 400th birthday
A movie is projected on the Bunge grain silo in Quebec city’s old port during the rehearsal of Robert Lepage’s Image Mill June 19, 2008. The image mill is one of the major attraction for the Quebec city’s 400th birthday
The Pointe-A-Carcy Naval Complex sign in Quebec City. Sign includes direction to the Quebec Port Authority, the Canadian Force Fleet School Quebec, the HMCS Montcalm, the Naval Reserve Residence, the Naval Museum of Quebec, River cruises and Warves 14 and 19.
Old houses in Place Royale in Quebec City, Canada. It is the birthplace of French Civilization on this continent. Samuel de Champlain began its construction in 1608, creating the first permanent settlement in New France. Today Place-Royale has been restored to make the most of its 400 years of history
City wall of the Batterie Royale and old houses at Place de Paris, formally known as Place du Marche-Finlay, in Quebec City, Canada
City wall of the Batterie Royale and old houses at Place de Paris, formally known as Place du Marche-Finlay, in Quebec City, Canada