Showing posts with label 2010. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 2010. Show all posts
Monday, May 31, 2010
Blue Heron Fishing!
This shot is part of a sequence I got on the weekend. We went to North Van to check out the North Shore Mtn bike Associations, Bike swap www.nsmba.ca . Met up with my friend James http://www.jameshealeyphotography.com/ and as it was a crappy wet Saturday decided that coffee and doughnuts in Deep Cove were the order of the day. We went down to the Wharf to check out the crabs and critters on the shore as it was low tide and we had this Blue Heron land right next to us to look for a snack.
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Sunday, February 14, 2010
Olympic Photo Walk
This is some more images from my Flickr Site taken while walking around the Downtown Vancouver area just before and During the Olympics
"Neon Totem Poles"

Robson Square at night:

Canada flag Reflected

Artistic Trees:
"Neon Totem Poles"
Robson Square at night:
Canada flag Reflected
Artistic Trees:
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photowalk,
Vancouver
Olympic Torch Photos
My Blog has kind of turned a little olympic themed lately, and thats because there's lots of opportunities to shoot something thats interesting and lends to a lot of opportunities to capture some cool images. I don't take a lot of "street" or "people" shots as I don't find what I do turns out well. This HUGE celebration is a great opportunity to take shots of people on the street as EVERYONE has a camera so its not very intimidating for the crowds or yourself!
Enjoy!
Coquitlam Torch run, on Marmot St. One runner comes down the hill

The Kiss of the torches, as the one runner ignites the torch of the new runner.

The new Torch bearer takes off towards Mackin Park in Coquitlam
Enjoy!
Coquitlam Torch run, on Marmot St. One runner comes down the hill
The Kiss of the torches, as the one runner ignites the torch of the new runner.
The new Torch bearer takes off towards Mackin Park in Coquitlam
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