Flower in your face.
flowers
Photo of the Day, April 27, 2020
Bed of red (on Garret Street).
Photo of the Day, April 26, 2020
On the way to Burnaby Lake, I took this shot of some flowering trees. Pretty!
And a bonus shot of a sign on an electrical box in Lower Hume Park, near the intersection of East Columbia Street. I have no idea what the bird thing is, other than a bird. Thing. It looks like something Picasso might have sketched. It also seems to be suggesting that if you have a key, you still shouldn’t open this. No!
“I understand it could be helpful to open this.” – Donald Trump
Photo of the Day, April 25, 2020
I actually took this on April 23, but didn’t post it then, so pretend I took it today. As I’ve taken photos of the many flowers blooming in the neighborhood, it seems that tulips are the most popular, as they are everywhere. I suspect it’s the variety of colors that draws a lot of people to growing them. That’s just my guess, though, I’m no flowerologist.
Photo of the Day, April 23, 2020
Blooms in Hume Park.
Photo of the Day, April 18, 2020
What will eventually become stomach-churning (if eaten raw) Rowan berries, flowering near Burnaby Lake:
Photo of the Day, April 13, 2020
Upside down and pink by the Brunette River on another warm early spring day.
Have some flowers
I haven’t been posting my photos much lately, but here’s a few flowers I’ve shot recently while practicing my physical distancing skills outdoors.
Photo of the Day, March 20, 2020 (first day of spring edition)
A daffodil on Fader Street enjoying the sun on the first day of spring.
Photo of the Day, March 18, 2020
In a few days it’s officially spring. Here are the flowers to prove it, feasting on the sunshine on Fader Street..
Photo of the Day, October 27, 2019
A red rose on the New Westminster Quay. I just like that these are still in bloom less than a week from November.
Photo of the Day, August 31, 2019
Vivid pink flower.
