The National Gallery stands behind a riotous grouping of trees in Major’s Hill Park. Soon there’ll be snow instead. Ottawa, Canada.
Bollenstreek tulips are grown for bulbs, not for blooms. If you visit, photograph them on sight. If not, they’ll probably be topped by large mowers when you go back. Which means your subject will now be dirt. Near Keukenhof, The Netherlands.
A photographic homage to one of Cezanne's many still lifes with fruit.
Found on the side of the Torm Anholt, a bulk carrier at anchor in Burrard Inlet. The “T” shows tugboats where to nudge a vessel changing direction. Vancouver, Canada.
Riders begin a race in Montparnasse. Paris, France.
Frost decorates the windowpane on a very cold evening.
This tulip in Kuekenhof with an enchanting colour palette is a T. Crème Upstar. The world-famous garden is a giant trade show for bulb growers and flower exporters. To prepare, gardeners plant seven million bulbs, three in each location. The shallowest bulb blooms for three weeks, followed in turn by the other layers. This ensures blooms through the two month season. The Netherlands.
Colour coincidences on a typical street of the Charlevoix region. Baie-Saint-Paul, Canada.
A rooster makes himself known. Brittany, France.
Overlooking the river, two red chairs wait for company as a snowstorm winds down. Ottawa, Canada.