Some colour
Trash in context
Not sure what this is about. I did not see any hazard in that lane but what do I know. Its Thunder Bay after all. Most drivers do not pay attention to such signage because much of the time, there is no work going on. Yet, the signs are up.
Trash in context. There is a lot of meat still on them bones.
Before sky replacement
After sky replacement. A forest of steel at the site of the net carbon neutral build site of the “mistake on the lake. I don’t think there is enough steel left in the city to make the building any more net carbon neutral. Imagine the amount of steel required to make the building net carbon zero. No wonder the cost of building a net carbon neutral building is so much higher than a regular building Steel ain’t cheap.
Morning sky photo
Before sky replacement
After sky replacement. I removed some trees as well. Simplifies the photo
These flowers are now coming into bloom. The plants take turns blooming. Not all at once. They spread themselves out all summer. The bees are happy.
Me, I’d have a life jacket on but that is just me.
Trash in context
Trash in context. Walking around, you would never know that consuming alcohol in Marina Park is forbidden. Signs of consumption are everywhere.
I see at least one of these very day.
I remember when Coors was only available in the US and only west of the Mississippi River.
The Festival Of India is in town this weekend. Festival of Colours tomorrow.
Trash in context. Better off eating the fruit than drinking the juice.
A Cabbage White butterfly.
My annual photo of the Royalton Hotel sign. In its heyday, when it was operational and not faded and banged up, it looked impressive at night. Neon was always cool. Those days are long gone and that is too bad.
and today’s AI art piece…Las Vegas strip at night
