Category Archives: Photos
Fort Steele General Store And Post Office
A few years back in the midst of an impromptu road trip I made a stop in the town of Fort Steele. Perhaps I should say former town, as today there is no actual town, but rather the remains of what once was, and is now a tourist attraction preserved just as it was in [...]
Happy Dim Sum: A Gold Medal Smile
This photo was taken right after Canada won the gold medal in men’s hockey at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver. I took this one candidly, and I just love the look on this lady’s face!
Bright Green Weeds: Up Close and Personal
This photo was taken years ago with my old Canon A95. I usually have a policy of not listing my equipment but I am making exception because that was my first digital camera, and it’s the first “nice” camera I ever owned. It was stolen out of my car while I was walking my dog [...]
Gateway To Tranquility
This is the entrance to the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese garden in Vancouver. It is such a peaceful place, always very quiet and tranquil, even when it is busy.
Springtime Sunset At Lost Lagoon: Backlit Leaves
In the end photography is about capturing light. Some would argue that the lighting is in fact more important than the subject. Personally I differ, I think that it depends on several factors. Some genres of photography are subject centered, for instance, with any sort of documentary photography capturing the subject is the primary goal, [...]
Going For A Dip In Beaver Lake
I spend a lot of time in Stanley Park these days. Often I just stick to the seawall, but recently I decided to explore a little deeper, and found myself around Beaver Lake. The cool thing about the animals in Stanley Park is that they are so used to people, you can get right up [...]
Sulphur Spring: Harrison Hot Springs
I went on a little day trip to Harrison Hot Springs the other day. It was mostly overcast which limited good photo opportunities, but the old brick building around the spring was a great subject for a dull day. I still can’t quite figure out the purpose of this little building, but the smell of [...]
After the Storm (But Before the Other One)
I have received some feedback from people in regard to the fact that I don’t normally give any information about the photos I post. Now it has been my point of view that the image stands alone. One the other hand, I do understand why some people might be curious for a big of exposition [...]
The Lost Lagoon Willows
On a late winter’s day. Remember to click for large size.
Is the Sylvia Hotel Haunted?
Well, it certainly looks like it to me! Vancouver, British Columbia.

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