#873 - Random Shots for Monday.
Greetings beautiful Hiveans on this rainy Monday evening! As the skies weep their tears here in the metropolitan area and the world outside becomes a watery canvas, may you find solace in the simple moments that make life worth living. Whether you're cozying up with a good book or enjoying a warm cup of tea or sharing stories with loved ones, know that the rain has a way of washing away our worries and bringing us back to what truly matters. Here's to a peaceful and rejuvenating evening or day ahead to all and to the promise of a brighter tomorrow. Stay dry, and stay wonderful Hiveans!
Now for our random shots today, at the picturesque Burnham Park, a tapestry of vibrant colors and delicate petals the globe amaranth flowers, also known as "quartier de la reine" or "princess flower" have made their home among the verdant trees and manicured lawns. Their velvety red and purple hues stand out against the emerald backdrop with a riot of color that draws the eye and soothes the soul.
As the flowers sway gently in the breeze, a symphony of wings flutters around them like butterflies that dance from bloom to bloom, sipping nectar and basking in the warmth. There's bees too busy and industrious, buzz from flower to flower collecting their sweet rewards and ensuring the continuation of this botanical beauty.
Baguio City, the 'Summer Capital' of the Philippines is home to vibrant street art murals that reflect the city's rich culture and history. The city has seen a surge in street art in recent years with artists transforming the walls of buildings and streets into colorful works of art.
One such mural is located on Carantes Street which has been converted into a 'living street.' The area has become a popular spot for tourists and locals alike, with the murals providing a unique and Hive-worthy backdrop for photos. The murals also serve as a testament to the city's commitment to preserving and promoting its cultural heritage.
The wife poses proudly in front of a vibrant mural that adorns the side of a building on Carantes Street. The mural depicting the traditional attire and intricate designs of the Igorot people stands out against the otherwise drab concrete wall. The wife, dressed in a colorful outfit that matches the vibrant hues of the mural smiles broadly as she strikes a pose.
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Shot taken in Baguio city, Philippines.
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