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Queen Elizabeth Park

Ron (who still doesn’t have a blog) and I went shooting at Queen Elizabeth Park on Monday. Picture this:

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The Bloedel Conservatory. Home of tropical plants and birds.

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A close-up of the dome where you can see the trees straining to escape. One day that dome is just going to pop off.

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The dome again, but with a funky B&W look.

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Finally, there were lots of flowers and a few bees.

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2 Responses to “Queen Elizabeth Park”

  1. alissa Says:
    August 9th, 2006 at 12:19 pm

    heh. That first pic looks like the Bloedel Conservatory UFO. ;)

    You have such a neat eye. I love the “bubble” perspective. Sorta looks like what I expect terra-forming to look like. Someday, that might be the surface of Mars…

  2. Jay Says:
    August 9th, 2006 at 12:28 pm

    Thanks, Alissa. Although I feel like my eye is losing it. There were very few unique shots from that trip… I need to get out more.

    On the other hand, I could just start drastically digitally editing my photos. I mean, if it works for Reuters, why not me?

    I believe the conservatory is actually a crashed UFO but don’t tell anyone.

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