Greetings, Steemians. Welcome to my #wednesdaywalk. First we look down. California poppies were blooming along False Creek on our walk to Science World. So vibrant in color from afar and even more so up close.

Now we look up but scroll down. Do not adjust your screen. The building is bent on purpose. Vancouver has been experiencing a condo boom for decades now and this wowzer of architecture piece is embodying the sonic wave. I say these building anomalies add character and distinction to the skyline. There are enough rectangular Babel boxes already in these parts ... you know towers to heaven where no one talks to each other. Big fan of the blue and green glass. We are often a grey city and reflection serves to multiply the light from the sky.

Generally not a fan when they add more fanciful or opaque shades but this metallic earth tone is fine by me. A copper sky was inserted among the blue. Things were getting misty and alas the camera did not pick it up, but the tree's new growth was tinged with cupric and the effect was sublime. Was striving for the near and far contrast talked about by @old-guy-photos in his last post. It might serve to crop out the sky. What do you think?

One of my favorite urban vistas in Vancouver is the western approach to Science World. I love the mathematics of it. The towers speak of the linear and the famous globe and its polygonal shell, the exponential. I think there is code here, staring me in the face but I can't put my finger on it. That would blur the photo. (Just seeing if you are paying attention.) Whatever the case, a #wednedaywalk not only limbers the limbs but can also expand the mind. Look up, look down, and discover the patterns to the universe.

Confession time, I had to fight the desire to airbrush out the lamp post. But not the lamp itself. Can you see why? I'm telling you. The Gods of Fake News are strong. Follow the prime directive and live long and prosper, Steemians.