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Had the pleasure to take some night time photos of the Richmond Olympic Oval last week. It is a magnificent building located just on the river side, at the northwest corner of Richmond.
The Oval is where some of the Olympic Games will be held next year in Vancouver.
Was going to work on the weekend and on the way to find parking, I saw these autumn leaves being blown off the maple trees. Couldn’t help to stop the car and take some photos.
If you look closely, you will see leaves in mid air and the leaves on the branches are a bit blurry. It was a windy day.
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Time really flies when you can’t stop to smell flowers. We are in fall and there are only a few months left before the end of the year.
Vancouver’s fall weather is fantastic. I often cherish the fall weather more than the summer months as fall is usually very short. The weather will start to become chillier and rain will be more frequent.
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Fall is definitely in the air. Even though officially summer ends on September 20th this year, it felt like Autumn has been around for a couple of weeks before then.
Leaves has already been falling and this makes the otherwise monotonic concrete pavement more so colourful.
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More photos of Shangri-La, the tallest tower in Vancouver today. You maybe aware that Shangri-La is a Hong Kong based hotel group and Shangri-La Hotel in Vancouver is their first branch hotel in North America.
At the ground level of Shangri-La, you will find the famous Burberry Store and the specialty grocer, Urban Fare. There is also Market by Jean-Georges, an upscale restaurant by Michelin-starred chef Jean-Georges Vongerichten, on the first floor.
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I like Japanese Architecture, and I like their garden design. Visiting parks while in Tokyo is fun for me as I get to take lots of pictures. This time, I went to Ueno Park. It is a good size park with many paths and walkways. It has lots of trees and shades. If you have not been there and would like to visit Ueno Park, the easiest way is to take the JR train to the Ueno station. The park is just across the street from the train station.
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