Autumn colour is evident in Sapperton in New Westminster and the photo below shows a street scene with the Fraser River in the background.
Then there is autumn colour in Vancouver as well, such as on West Georgia Street near Stanley Park.
Since coming out west after years in Ontario, I could watch the water action on the rocks for hours and have had a long fascination with this. Or watching boats and ships on the water, in this case Burrard Inlet.
Or how about seagulls and starfish? What is it with them having starfish in their mouths? Any ideas???
The 3rd beach at English Bay is getting rather deserted these days and will become more deserted as the winter approaches. A day of sunshine seems to change all that to a degree. Hope you had a great summer and you have enjoyed your Thanksgiving weekend (Canada)! - Volker 
4 comments:
i guess they eat starfish? who knew. Also, love the city pic looking down the street, i love perspective shots like that.
I've seen gulls with starfish before but not in their mouths. Seeing three seagulls in one afternoon is a bit unusual for me. As for the city pic, I take shots of what inspires me. Finding something out of the ordinary is great too. Glad you love the photos! - Volker
man I hope there are some fall colors still in okc when I get back, i think they've mainly fallen by this point. I can't wait to get back though for the holidays.
sunny and clear here in tegus today, I'll enjoy while I can.
later
Dan, the wind has stripped the trees of most leaves that were in colour. The colours here on the west coast are not as brilliant as back east in southwestern Ontario where I lived most of my life! Sugar maples get those brilliant reds, oranges and yellows that I haven't seen here.
Have a good trip home and a safe holiday season! - Volker
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