During a short trip to Vancouver last week, I was able to get some new pictures that I would like to share with you in this post. It’s always a bit of a shock for me going to the Lower Mainland since I am used to a somewhat more quiet and more remote environment. 🙂 However, there are lots of interesting subjects to focus on as well. I have always enjoyed city skylines at nighttime, especially with its reflection in a body of water close by.
Vancouver skyline from Stanley Park.
Stanley Park provided me with a few images, both at night and during the day.
A gentle curving walkway.
I felt a black and white image would best bring out these shapes and shadows.
Lions Gate Bridge from Stanley Park.
Playing around with my flashlight and tripod, I was able to get the following image.
I like the way the sign pops out of the dark.
The fall colours also proved to be worth looking at.
Fall colours in Stanley Park.
While driving down a side road, I noticed a semi which carried a load of construction material. Who knew that sheetrock could be so interesting?
A load of sheetrock on a semi trailer.
One of my stops included the Ethical Kitchen restaurant, where I have some of my framed images on display. The restaurant, which is located on 1600 McKay Road in North Vancouver, serves excellent organic food from local producers and is a great place to stop at for a healthy meal.
Ethical Kitchen in North Vancouver.
I hope you enjoyed this post. Enjoy your fall season. Until the next time. Florian