Britannia Beach.

On the way to Whistler. Pretty big store, nice washrooms.

Nikon D70s
18mm
1/320 sec.
f 10

Kitsilano seaside trail.

The contrast between the plants and the bricks. Again, Human vs. Nature. Such a big topic nowadays, eh?

Nikon D70s
18mm
1/125
f 8

Beach, Golden Ears Provincial Park.

Took this a few weeks ago. I went canoeing there. They’re kinda old but hey, at least they float.

Nikon D70s.
55mm
1/400
f 10

Haven’t written in a while, I’ve been busy busy busy lately, courses are starting again…
Here’s a pic of the moon a few days ago. Mid-autumn festival is coming up in October, can’t wait!

Nikon D70s
315mm (avec the 1.5x factor)
3.3 sec.
f 8

I wonder what she’s thinking right now.

Hmm…

Nikon D70s
70mm
1/160 sec.
f 6.3

So it’s true, even here in Vancouver! I love their coffee and they have damn good coffee cakes too.
Now where’s my mocha frap?

The colossal colliseum-like yellow building in the background is the Vancouver Public Library’s main branch.

Nikon D70s
70mm
1/200 sec.
f 7.1

Burrard Street Bridge is one of the oldest bridges in Vancouver and is also one of the nicest as it was built upon the Art Deco style (huge contrast to the other steel and concrete bridges leading to the downtown core) It’s also my other favourite bridge in Vancouver (the other one being Alex Fraser. muwahaha. )

Nikon D70s
18mm
1/320 sec.
f 9

Here’s a pic of one of Vancouver’s historic Interurban trains. I love these trains, when you ride ‘em it feels like they’re going at super lightning fast speeds (which is like wicked cool) though thery’re really just chugging at some 50 km/h. (that’s like 30 mph for all you fellow imperial peeps.:P)

Nikon D70s
56mm
1/320 sec.
f 9

Here’s my lucky windchime. I used to have a bamboo one that sounded much better but strong winds one night blew it into my neighbour’s yard and their dog sorta chewed it up… ergh..

Nikon D70s
85mm
1/500 sec.
f 11