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Showing posts with label lazyshutter. Show all posts

Mangled and Beached


Mangled and Beached. Another great shot I just love from shooting at Saxe Point with @pacificphoto. He has such a knack for finding those forground objects. He found this one first and i'm dying to see his shot, this was my best attempt. Super happy with how it turned out..
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The Calm at Sunset


The Calm at Sunset. Happy Earth Day, and look at the colours provided by our earth! This shot caught my attention with the deep blues of the ocean and the firey red rocks from the sunset. Really enjoyed shooting tonight with @pacificphoto..
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Morning Reflection


Morning Reflection. A few weeks back I was out shooting at sunrise and captured this image at the Gorge Waterway. It was a grey morning and I was about to leave when the sun just popped between the trees..
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Fountain of Silk


Fountain of Silk. The other day when I was out on the town at night, I wanted to try my hand at the Parliament building fountain. I've seen this at night many time but this is the first time I had been there. What do you think? How is my interpretation of the fountain?.
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Her Magesty, The Empress (1 of 2)


Her Magesty, The Empress (1 of 2). It's hard to believe that this time last year The Empress was covered in ivy. Apparently it was causing structural damage. What was amazing, is the scafolding over the summer that they put up had an empess cover, so it looked like this as soon as the scafolding went up. Impressive attention to detail..
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Her Magesty, The Empress (2 of 2)


Her Magesty, The Empress (2 of 2). This is the side door to The Empress which I find more impressive than the front, as the new section and new parking cover were added to fit right in with the original design. Such a beautiful hotel worthy of the inner harbour..
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Crashing


Crashing. I couldn't move this log, nor did I want to, but the ocean tossed it around like a toothpic to put it up on these rocks. Works for me, was great to catch the ocean crashing under it with the sureal solar flares on the top..
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