From the superb Griffith Park, Los Angeles.
Plant
183/365 – Through the back door
Moving is exhausting and overwhelming. I have been so busy and preoccupied by it all in the last 8 days that Thursday went by unnoticed and I forgot to post my “Thursday Doors” photo. Thankfully Norm 2.0 gives participant until Saturday to do so.
So here is my Thursday Door on a Friday. Seen in an NDG alley.
182/365 – Untitled Three
In French we have a saying: “Jamais deux sans trois”. Which literally translate to: “Never two without three”.
So here another Untitled.
165/365 – Cyperus Papyrus
One of my all time favorite plant, beautiful, elegant and minimalist all at once.
Here again I am presenting to you a colored and a black and white version.
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Cyperus papyrus is a species of aquatic flowering plant belonging to the sedge family Cyperaceae. It is a tender herbaceous perennial, native to Africa, and forms tall stands of reed-like swamp vegetation in shallow water. Wikipedia
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Scientific name: Cyperus papyrus
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Rank: Species
74/365 – All dunes are not made of sand
Environment Canada has reported that the month of February 2015 has been the coldest month ever recorded in 115 years on the Quebec east and southwest regions. Between February 1st and 25th, temperatures of 5 to 9 degrees below average have enveloped the region.
Outside of the city, the scenery is breathtaking. Color aside, the snow drifts strangely resemble desert dunes.
