272. Vancouver Biennale - Challenge Walk in the Street Photography

Little girl imitating the figure in English Bay

 

 

This is my entry to CHALLENGE WALK IN THE STREET  hosted by Olivier Perrin.

372. Vintage Cadillac

Lines of the mural reflected on the roof of the Cadillac

Isn't she a beauty?  Someone takes good care of her!

Weekend Reflections #99

270. Vancouver Biennale

Monumental head of Lenin

Lenin's beard

This is my entry for Challenge Walk in the Street

Vancouver Biennale

My World Tuesday

269. Weekend Reflections

This is like the distorting mirrors in a fair.  My image appears twice, above and below the line.

My husband and I went to the hardware store in Richmond, BC to buy a ballast for a neon light fixture.  I looked across the parking lot and the subject for Weekend Reflections was right across the street next to the ICBC, the car insurance claims centre.

Here my image is shown standing on a plastic barrier thingy taking the photo

How about these reflections?  What do you suppose this is?

Scroll down and the shiny object will be revealed

Large head of Lenin - sculpture for the Vancouver Biennale

Weekend Reflections #97

255. Wooden

Reclining figure by Michael Dennis in Guelph Park, Vancouver

Brilliant use of three pieces of wood

 See what forms Michael Dennis can coax from wood

W is for Wooden

Outdoor Wednesday #128

I am also entering these photographs to the Thursday Photo Challenge - "WOODEN" (Ship, House, Furniture, Carpentry Tools, Trees,...)

248. V is for Venice

I visited Venice - here is the Glassmaker's House on the Grand Canal

ABC Wednesday - V

241. Outdoor Wednesday

Graffiti

#126

206. Ruby Tuesday

Creepy, aren't they?

Shop on Commercial Drive

Work of the Poet

204. Mural

Mural on Pender Street livens a parking lot

Visit Vancouver's Chinatown

Happy Blue Monday

#121

My World Tuesday

202. Weekend reflections

Reflections in the neon and chrome installation

Last week I posted photos of this chrome and neon installation by Vancouver artist, Ken Gerberick.

The piece is displayed in a window at the Britannia Art Gallery.  This is the back side which is seen inside the gallery.

Quite exciting isn't it for hubcaps?

Front view - the colours are muted in the daylight outdoors and will be very bright at night

Weekend Reflections

199. Britannia Library, Vancouver

Side door, Britannia Branch, Vancouver Public Library

I love the quotations

Don't you want to take out a library card?

Happy Blue Monday!

Mellow Yellow #120

Ruby Tuesday

I hope you enjoyed the artwork as much as I did