Neighbourhood Photo Gallery

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Rainy Sunday's create for a quiet and peaceful neighborhood, and a beautiful walk with the rhythm of the rainfall.




A cold evening creates for an empty playground , but also the calm before the storm.




Christmas spirit is in at the local neighborhood shopping center, empty but comforting.





So simple yet so sophisticated. A long narrow path to more of the same.


Dark nights with bright lights and shadows , nothing better than a walk through a rainy night with an umbrella.



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