A few shots of Lafarge Lake

Yesterday (August 6) I ventured into Coquitlam to run a few errands, and hopped off the SkyTrain at the Lafarge Lake station. Because I was only a block away, I walked over to, then around Lafarge Lake, which is a compact (and artificial) lake that is a weird combination of manicured on the west side (concrete walls, paved path) and more natural (rough-hewn fences and gravel paths) on the other side.

There is also a mining cart and what appears to be a hobbit house. The mining cart I get, as the lake was originally a quarry, the hobbit house, no idea.

The geese honked occasionaly, but it was a nicely calm place, otherwise.

Some random photos from May 4, 2024

And no Star Wars references.

Various pictures taken around the neighbourhood with my iPhone 12.

Hydrants!

Two hydrants1Photographing hydrants has become a thing in the gaming group Discord channel, don’t ask me why or how, but I somehow started it I saw yesterday, one with a handsome yellow/red/black colour scheme, the other out of order for unknown reasons. Plus bonus scenery.

And the Brunette River, looking ever more lush as we head toward the midway point of spring:

Photo from 3:35 p.m.

I’m going through my minimalist title phase.

I took this photo on the way to the store today. I like the clouds and the contrast of bright light and shadow. It would have been better if I’d had my camera and not just my phone. It’s not great, but it’s okay. So here it is!

Church for sale

I saw this tonight on the way to pick up a pizza. I am intrigued as to why a church would be for sale. So many possibilities!

Also, night photography is one of the ways smartphone photography has dramatically improved in the last 10 years.