I don't know how many different ways I can say 'I like leaves'. I took these photos few years ago in Hong Kong where leaves aren't as plentiful. Now that I live in Vancouver, expect to see a lot more leaves here. I promise to only post the best ones.
I took these photos at Hong Kong Disneyland. There's giant anthropomorphic animals and beautiful princesses walking around, and here I am taking pictures of things I see on the ground.
Pavement* fascinates me. Not the pavement itself, but the character that develops on it over time. One of these days I'm going to go out into the city for a day and just photograph the ground.
*I may be using the term pavement wrong. If you're a pavement expert, please forgive my ignorance. When I say pavement, I mean concrete, cement, asphalt, or whatever it is I happen to be seeing at that moment.
I took these photos a few years ago when I was visiting my brother in Australia. I have no idea what kind of plant it is (for all the photos of flowers, trees, and fauna that I take, I know an embarrassingly small amount about plants). The only frame of reference I have for this particular plant is something I may have seen in the Lorax or Green Eggs & Ham.
I couldn't think of a better title for this post. I love walls. I could spend a lifetime just exploring walls and the random elements you find on them. I liked the way the muted tones of the yellows, greens, and greys go together with these three images.
I don't buy my wife nearly enough flowers, but when I do I love to take my camera and my macro lens and explore the tiny landscapes within them.
At the very end of my first wedding since moving back to Canada the sky lit up and danced.
