Hungry for Colour
By Stéfan.
There are easy ways to satisfy a prismatic appetite. Bursts of saturated colours leap from the stands of markets selling edible and decorative goods.
Side by side, Fruitland Market and Valley Farm Produce are fruit and flower shops on Danforth Avenue. Walking by offers a perfect opportunity to visually savour the vivid blooms, berries, peppers and produce. Better yet, go ahead and buy some of this tantalising harvest to extend your enjoyment.
Blueberries from a Danforth Avenue market, Toronto 2011-02-18
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Magenta mums from a Danforth Avenue market, Toronto 2011-02-18
Roses from a Danforth Avenue market, Toronto 2011-02-18
Purple tulips from a Danforth Avenue market, Toronto 2011-02-18
Peppers from a Danforth Avenue market, Toronto 2011-02-18
Yellow tulips from a Danforth Avenue market, Toronto 2011-02-18
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Love spring and tulips. Thank you Stefan!
Soooo many VIBRANT colors! The yellow stuff makes everything look happy.
Beautiful spring colors. The open market is not a sight I get to see often enough! Love the mums, and the blue paint in the background.
Les couleurs abondent au printemps . Qu’il est bon de se promener à travers les champs et découvrir les multiples dégradés de couleurs de fleurs et de fruits ur les petit marchés . Les odeurs viennent s’y mélanger et nous n’avons de cesse d’émerveiller nos sens . La nature est en fête . Les photos sont très réussies et on s’imagine à tous ces endroits. Merci Stefan.