Laura

Absolutely. The back light teaming up with the water really softens the path too. Haven’t been to Halifax but the black and white emphasises the landscape of the area. If I return to Canada, would like to see it.

That’s great. Also flew with them back in October to Vancouver via Nadi. It was a good bang for your buck overall. Stopover was worth it too.

Interesting as I am AuDHD. Couldn’t be diagnosed with both back in the day so only got diagnosed with ADHD a couple of years ago.

The monochrome really brings out the button. That said, I am seeing these less and less now. Maybe not so much where I am. So difficult to get used to not pressing anything when walking.

Interesting, I wonder if it a charter flight. I have one of these apps on my phone but hardly use it now as I have stayed put for a few months.

Haven’t seen one of these for a while. But we are going into the opposite direction in my part of the world.

When I was in Helsinki, some days were precisely, sun sea and snow. Probably the day I went to Tallinn. Looks amazing though and was one my favourite aspects of Helsinki weather.

Love Japanese curry but never tried it with melted cheese. Have had it with coconut milk. Should try it sometime as it looks delish.

I am seeing this across the board, especially it being mentioned on LinkedIn. I find that policies cannot keep up with the AI upgrades.

Where was this sky when I was in Alberta? The pattern is quite colourful and vibrant. Would love to see an Aurora substorm one day. They always love to surprise you, depending on the variable.

It absolutely did. But at the same time, it makes me want to swim just around that lagoon though. Most places where I am are an open ocean. But I think Clovelly Beach has a lighter version of the lagoon.

Yes because nature can be like a canvas. It always has a surprise in store.

It absolutely is as I can see that many nature formations are meeting at the shore. Like the sand and the rocks. But the atmosphere really highlights it too.

Was just near Washington a few months ago. Would love to see a North American one too. The patterns of them are fascinating.

Looks super cold 🥶 as an observer from here. And stay safe.

The lines each have a unique story to tell. Reminds me of a journey that is challenging but one where we grow. Also the lines are not uniformly symmetrical which is really cool. Nice shot.

Helsinki Part 2. The snow’s texture dazzles on you for a split second. As I am from a warm climate, I feel like I need to retreat to warmth. The Mall of Tripla was a hangout, whilst there. #suomi #finland #helsinki #spring #photography

Absolutely and the most advertised within Norcal for outsiders like me.

Never been but cool to see Northern California from this angle. For us, we usually associate it with the Bay Area.

True but each lesson helps us shape who we are I guess. That said, especially financially, many of us only learn the rules too late.

Looks like a vertical jungle. But one to discover nevertheless.

Nature really nailed it! Looks beautiful and to me, each petal has its own story to tell.

Saw a lot of stray dogs during my time in Tbilisi but not at the airport for some reason. And yes, I did arrive there at 3am. Interesting. My first instinct is to still run from them though.

Yay!! I can really see the wings here on that sky. Thanks for sending this through.

While it looks like regional NSW at a glance, perhaps because of a similar climate, the textures look different but beautiful nevertheless. It has that winter feel which is something I could do with right now.

Feels like one window, two perspectives. Windows are symmetrically perpendicular. I actually sleepwalked through this when I was in Montreal. Wandered around the streets for hours but oblivious to this.

Absolutely as sunsets come and go in a blink of an eye. Happened a couple of times. By the tjme, I got the camera out, it moved on. You are spot on with the capture too.

Ooh, I can see it. Really interesting though. Been a while since I have been to Nagoya, so probably have never seen this place. Even Seoul may have had a couple of signs where coffee is written vertically.

I always get drawn to the design with buildings like this. Especially when I was in Montreal. They are not overly common where I am.

Not really as reedpecker’s don’t really hang out where I live. It is kookaburras and cockatoos in my backyard.