Vibrancy is everywhere, in the built & natural environments, and my difficulty in meeting this Weekly Photo Challenge: Vibrant was in picking the shots.
There are flowers – vibrant in reds, yellows:
opulent red rose and dandelion flower gleaming with rain drops

red hibiscus bright with recent rain & light through sunflower petals (& a bee in the centre)

the astonishing scarlet of the Illawarra Flame tree against the vibrant blue of a Perth summer sky:

Sunsets. They can have the most vibrant of colours:
In the west:

sunset light highlighting amazing clouds in the east (on a day of terrible bushfires that destroyed a town)

more of those clouds streaming over the neighbourhood:

Scattered vibrancy in reds, oranges and a brilliant crimson:

Then there is the built environment, both external and internal:
The vibrancy of light on buildings contrasted by glared out blue skies:

late sunlight on an overly tall beachside hotel:

internal environments have vibrancy as well:
umbrellas in an arcade (no, I don’t know why either):

lights:

ceiling decorations in a city arcade:

steps up to the cultural plaza in Perth:

and finally – the vibrancy of light hitting a raindrop after a storm:

I hope you enjoyed my entry 🙂
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