My Brisbane 57 - New Farm Park

Roses in the middle ground, Jacarandas behind with the city as a backdrop. We sure could do with some decent rain.

My apologies but I am still flat chat and will be for the next few days and may not have time for many comments. But I'll still be watching

[Denise Wood]

Well this just answered my question in the photo above! Jacarandas :) Your grass certainly looks like it needs some good rain :)
Mmm..and clouds again :)

[Poppo Livy]

@gilbertwood Big problem Denise. No clouds - no rain. What to do?

[Peter]

Beautiful image Terry lovely POV, DOF and composition;)

[Susan C Clow]

Pretty shot.

[Rick Schies]

What a gorgeous area you have there

[Kane Arlow]

It certainly is turning brown. I will have to check but I'm sure it was this time last year I headed up to Sydney to help out with their bushfire chrisis. I hope we don't have to go up to Brissie this year.

[sally agnew]

Aha, a Silky Oak to contrast with the Jacarandas. It does look very dry, great shot BTW :)

[Poppo Livy]

@karlow75 Yes Kane. the Blue Mountains was this time last year. We have had very little winter rain so there shouldn't be much fuel for bushfires up here. Famous last words?

[Poppo Livy]

@hermann That's not a Silky Oak Sally. I don't know what it was. There were a couple of them in the park with bright yellow flowers.

[Milanie]

Quite pretty - but definitely dry! Sure hope you see some rain soon.

[Leana Niemand]

A lovely view of the city.

[Tony]

Great city skyline.

[Denise (lyndemc)]

Purple trees! I'm in love with Australia all the more now.

[Janiskay]

Wonderful capture okay I sure hope you get your needed rain soon

[Pyrrhula]

A great view and capture of this lovely park and the big city in behind.
(you may have some of our rain)
Thanks for you visit and nice comment. Much appreciated