Photography & Digital ArtJUL 20, 2022

I Took Photos Of Assiniboine Park & English Gardens On A Hot, Muggy Day (25 Pics)

I've been wanting to do this all year, and finally got a day I wasn't busy, had the bus fare, and wasn't rainy. I'm not a professional, but I like to do some photography around my city, mostly of flowers, nature, and streets. Since I have no camera anymore, these are shot from my Samsung Galaxy A5 and later edited to bring back the vibrant colors and clarity. This is Assiniboine Park in Winnipeg.

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I Took Photos Of Assiniboine Park & English Gardens On A Hot, Muggy Day (25 Pics)

An Iris nearing the end of its bloom.

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I'm not sure what these are either.

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PeeGee hydrangea.

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On the way back some storm clouds started rolling in.

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Assiniboine Park Pedestrian Bridge stretching over Assiniboine River. There's a very busy street behind me.

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The sun is right over head, casting pretty sparkles on the river.

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One of 2 fountains in the Assiniboine Park Pond, with a Canadian geese couple. Off camera, to the left, is the Pavilion.

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Looking east from the Bridge. You can seen apartment blocks peaking out from the trees. We have a large urban forest throughout the whole city.

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Female mallards (I think they're mallards).

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Duck chicks.

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Stone steps leading to a little island on the pond.

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Carolina Creeper bush.

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Standing on the little island on the pond. There are jets pumping in the middle there.

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Petunias are common flowers to be planted here. Some Caladium plants are in the back.

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When you enter the English Gardens you're greeted by a little boy holding boot with a leak. All statues in the garden were created by sculptor Leo Mol. I didn't take many photos of the statues this time.

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