Winter
88/365 – Solitude
Simple, quiet and inviting, this is how I perceive this place.
82/365 – Shake it Baby
The satisfaction of a shake well done!
81/365 – Derelict
Here the term “urban decay” only partially applies. It is indeed decaying but in a country setting.
Buildings left in disrepair and decrepitude exist everywhere, from big bustling cities to small remote towns. Strangely I do find them beautiful.
I love the old, wondering what was then.
78/365 – Have a seat
Forever is composed of nows. – Emily Dickinson
77/365 – Through the window
Bad weather always looks worse through a window. ~Author Unknown
76/365 – Gravity-driven journey
“…the endless repetition of an ordinary miracle.”
― Orhan Pamuk, Snow
75/365 – Collateral Damage
The dirty side of winter.
It’s not pretty everywhere, all the time. In the city, in the Metro it is most often dirty, but as we say, it is what it is.
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.
