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Remember?

Remember when there was no snow and we could actually walk on the sidewalk?

Happy Valentine's day!

For lack of a warm day, I wish us all a warm heart on a day like today!

Horizontal lightening

A while after those incredible clouds in the front of the building (looking onto PJC), YMC, my favorite guest photographer, went up on the roof and took this shot.  Imagine that, horizontal lightening shooting sideways out of a cloud!

He he he...it's gonna show up one of these days

Just to change everyone's mindframe...No, it's not snowing in Montreal! I found this while shoveling through my archives...and it stuck to my desktop.  Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against fall, but when the leaves have all fallen off and you have grey stick trees and grey skies against grey buildings..well, photographs don't come out all that well.

La Pointe-à-Callière

I remember this exact spot many eons ago when it was a grass covered "bump" with four parc benches atop...to think all of Montreal started underneath that bump never ceases to amaze me.  A museum I particularly enjoy.  Taken by YMC, the faithful owner of the d100.

City hall buried in lilacs

I find the baby lilac so odiferous.  So I drowned city hall in it!

The garden door

Something mysterious...the wall in the back is quite interesting.  I'd love to go for a bbq there. 

Flowering chives!

Who would have thought chives could look this good!  My favorite kind of depth of field...the shallow one!   The things you can find in Old Montreal if you look hard enough.

Ode to spring!

I am not usually a "flower photographer" but these tulips swaying in the wind and bathed in sunshine were a sure sign of a season coming into its maturity (spring is almost over!)  By this heat we're having lately, they will not last the week either..so here's to spring!

City Hall steeple

No, I have not forgotten...almost a whole month after my last posting, I will be flooding you (ha!) with lotsa pics during the rest of the summer. I will be working on perfecting my digital technique. Now about the photograph: that little opening in the foliage was the perfect place for the steeple for the Mtl City hall. Great greenery in that corner!