Jellybeans in St. John's
by Zinvolle Art
Title
Jellybeans in St. John's
Artist
Zinvolle Art
Medium
Photograph - Photography
Description
This is the view of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador from the harbor. The brightly colored Victorian row houses are called "Jellybean Houses" or "Jelly Bean Row". Some people say the bright colors were used to counteract the foggy gray weather which is common in St. Johns. Some believe that the houses used to be painted with the leftover paint from the fishing boats. Whatever the reason, these "jellybeans" make the city more colorful and unique, and they are something you can't miss if you are visiting St. John's.
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August 18th, 2013
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Randy Rosenberger
Lovely imagery, and I love the variety of splashing colors and if you did a "belly flop" in the water, you could refer to it as a "Jelly Belly"! LOL Love the colors! Just amazing! Sorry for the humor, but the devil made me do it! fave and vote
Zinvolle Art replied:
Thank you very much for your kind compliment and lovely humor :)! We appreciate your support!
HH Photography
How neat and what a wonderful concept. LOVE the colorful *jellybean* houses. How could anyone be depressed in St. John's/Labrador with all that cheerful color? Nice shot. v38/f
Zinvolle Art replied:
Haha thank you so much for your kind compliment and support HH!! You would like it if you could get a chance to visit St. John's!
Randy Rosenberger
It is a true honor and privilege to FEATURE this creative and wondrous piece of art work on the WFS site, from one of our honored and prestigious members. This awesome piece of beauty is what we are looking for to promote and let others see, including other artists and potential customers, as your works are some of the Best of the Best in my Book! Thanks much for sharing this beauty with us. Fave and Vote Forever, Elvis
Zinvolle Art replied:
Thank you very much for featuring our work and offering us the opportunity to share it with all the artists here! It's our pleasure Randy! Thank you!
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