Thursday, May 29, 2014
Age Before Beauty
As demonstrated by two of the more seasoned trees in Vancouver's Stanley Park.
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Beach and Thurlow - West End Vancouver
The corner of Beach and Thurlow streets in Vancouver's West End neighborhood looking quite magical in the spring infra red light.
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City Folk Meet Nautical Folk
At the entrance to False Creek Vancouver partying city folk meet Strait of Georgia nautical folk.
Both sides were equally befuddled by the other.
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Yeah. Whatever.
A bald eagle rests on the top of a Vancouver West End hi-rise while the local raven and seagull gangs display their displeasure.
The eagle was very much 'yeah - whatever'.
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Dive Bombing
A lone raven dives towards a resting bald eagle atop a Vancouver West End hi-rise.
Reflected Light
Reflected sunshine illuminates the underside of a thick cloud bank over English Bay Vancouver.
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Lost in the Crowd
The four pipeline proponents at the recent No Pipeline rally at Vancouver's Sunset Beach get up close and personal with those opposed.
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The Soft Light of Spring
A warm spring afternoon floods Vancouver's Burrard St. Bridge, False Creek, Granville Island and Kitsilano neighborhood with soft light.
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A bank of feathery high level clouds adds a touch of optical class to a powerful sunset over English Bay Vancouver.
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Leaving Port
A summer cruise ship heads out from the port of Vancouver - south to the US pacific coast states or north to Alaska.
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Sunset Beach Vancouver
Sunset Beach in Vancouver's West End neighborhood glows warmly in the spring sunshine.
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Beach Avenue Elm Trees in Infra Red
Gladys Knight and the Pips with my favorite ancient elm (dead center) as Gladys - Sunset Beach Vancouver style.
#NotGonnaHappen
A dark and stormy afternoon greets the warriors of good as they rally against the dark side that has become big-oil. You shall not pass.
#NotGonnaHappen
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The pro-pipeline crowd mixes it's messaging metaphors at the spring 2014 No Pipeline rally at Vancouver's Sunset Beach.
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I use a photo post processing technique called 'High Dynamic Range'. 3 to 5 shots, rapidly taken at slightly different camera settings, and then merged into a final single photograph. Since the photos that go in to creating the final image are taken over a period of time I can have creative fun, in a temporal way, with the shot.
Here's a final image with my temporal (over time) filter turned to zero. If a part of the shot looks peculiar that's because it is. Elements in the shot (people, dogs, etc) moved while I took the 3 shot sequence.
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No Pipelines Rally - 02
That new pipeline and tripling of tanker traffic idea?
#NotGonnaHappen
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West Coast Deity
An attendee at the recent "No Pipelines!" protest at Sunset Beach in Vancouver's West End adds the perfect splash of spiritual presence.
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Keeping the Peace
Keeping the peace at the largest No Enbridge Pipeline rally the city has yet seen.
Sunset Beach in Vancouver's West End - Saturday May 10 2014.
A turnout that's sure to be dwarfed once Canada's government approves the pipeline in June.
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No Pipelines Rally - 01
Sunset Beach Vancouver Canada.
The "No Pipelines' rally.
#NotGonnaHappen
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Sunday, May 04, 2014
1011 Beach Avenue - West End Vancouver
1011 Beach Avenue, in downtown Vancouver's West End neighborhood, reaches for the clouds of spring.
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