Vancouver
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Taken from a boat, at the end of a sunset cruise around the harbour.
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Featured in All Countries~Wetlands, Ponds, Lakes, and Rivers. Early morning at the mouth of the Fraser River, near Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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This is an as is shot!!!!! Eastcoast Vancouver Island B.C. Canada taken with a Canon G9!!
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And so I wait. Standing at the lakeside, waiting for the promise to be fulfilled… “Meet me at the lakeside when the snow has fallen” she whispered softly into my ear. So, here I am. Standing… waiting as memories of her gentle breath against my cheek warm my very soul. They said the sun would shine today, but instead I danced in the snow. And so I wait. - Paul Tupman Vancouver Island, British Columbia. Canada / March, 2008
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This beach is a favored spot for people to take their dogs for walks or themselves without their dogs on low tide. Dig for clams, have little fires and just for an outing of picture taking! This beach has, at any time, always different scenes to be captured. Hope you like it and thank you for viewing! /
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Downtown as seen from the sea wall on the south side of False Creek, Vancouver BC.
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A favorite song of mine / Bad Moon Rising ~ CCR / I see the bad moon arising. / I see trouble on the way. / I see earthquakes and lightnin. / I see bad times today. / Chorus: / Dont go around tonight, / Well, its bound to take your life, / Theres a bad moon on the rise. / I hear hurricanes ablowing. / I know the end is coming soon. / I fear rivers over flowing. / I hear the voice of rage and ruin. / Chorus: / All right! Hope you got your things together. / Hope you are quite prepared to die. / Looks like were in for nasty weather. / One eye is taken for an eye. Thank you for viewing, I hope you liked!!
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Vancouver Island’s best known lighthouse, at Fort Rodd National Historic Site near Victoria. Photographed in the bright afternoon light of the Pacific coast, there is no PS glow added to this one- the bright white of the lighthouse tower was that luminous all on its own!
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Urban marketing in Vancouver, BC. A nice sentiment. Another example of phantom signage. If only more people were driven by love…
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Featured in All Countries~Wetlands, Ponds, Lakes, Rivers I traveled 20 minutes by car to the marsh created by a beaver family where I have captured so many wonderful images. The young red winged blackbirds were flying, but still dependent on the adults. A beaver scurried away as I approached. A shot missed. I spent hours behind my camera, but great shots were not happening. Out of boredom, I shot this dragonfly, and until I came home and processed it on my computer, I didn’t realize that this image captured so much of what I feel about this beautiful place. Captured on Vancouver Island, Canada, near Campbell River, using a Nikon D300, mounted with a Nikkor f4 600 mm lens and 20 mm extension tube, ISO 400, f10, -0.33, 1/640s.
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Commuter traffic over the Lions Gate Bridge. / Vancouver, BC Milnolta 7000i – AF 70-210 lens. / hand held ~ full zoom. / —-—-—-—-—-—-—-- /
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*Featured in Nirvana.” My butterfly book says, ”...it is one of the signature butterflies of the west coast.” It is certainly beautiful. Captured on Vancouver Island, Canada, using a Nikon D300, Nikkor f4 200-400 mm lens and 20 mm extension tube, on a Gitzo monopod, VR Normal, ISO 400, -0.33, f6.3, 1/500s.
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I love this song by Rod Stewart, hope you like the image I chose to go with it! Made from 4 different pictures. The background was taken from Oyster Bay on Vancouver Island, the sailboats and eagle were taken in Port Hardy on Vancouver Island! / / Sailing / I am sailing, I am sailing, / home again ‘cross the sea. / I am sailing, stormy waters, / to be near you, to be free. I am flying, I am flying, / like a bird ‘cross the sky. / I am flying, passing high clouds, / to be with you, to be free. Can you hear me, can you hear me / thro’ the dark night, far away, / I am dying, forever trying, / to be with you, who can say. Can you hear me, can you hear me, / thro’ the dark night far away. / I am dying, forever trying, / to be with you, who can say. We are sailing, we are sailing, / home again ‘cross the sea. / We are sailing stormy waters, / to be near you, to be free. Oh Lord, to be near you, to be free. / Oh Lord, to be near you, to be free, / Oh Lord. / Thank you for viewing!!
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Another beautiful summer day in Vancouver. / Locarno beach, Vancouver, BC
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Architecture in the service of abstraction. Featured in Architectural Photography / Featured in #1 Artists of Redbubble
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I have been playing around with this one for a week now, between work and sleep! Six different images layered into one! Working with my pictures helps me relax…I love the sense of freedom of the eagles and the sweet smell of a rose at sunset! / The makings of an excellent evening! / All pictures taken on Vancouver Island, Canada! / Experimenting with photoshop and layers! /
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Vancouver Downtown Captured with Canon EOS 5D Mk II / ISO: 50 / Shutter Speed: 30 sec / F-Stop: f/5,6 / Focal Length: 28 mm / WB: Manual / Filter: Circular Polariser / Lens: 24-105 mm f/4 L IS USM
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The woods are filled with the music of songbirds in summer. One marvelous singer is the American Goldfinch, a beautiful little bird that is widespread over North America. This female has been enjoying the ripe berries of late summer. For more information and to hear the song of this bird, click here. Image captured near Vancouver using a Nikon D300, Nikkor f4 600 mm lens and 1.4 teleconverter, ISO 400, -0.67 EV, f10, 1/800s.
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One of my favorite songs, with my favorite bird to capture. I thought it would make a great combo. / / My eagle shot were taken in Port Hardy, BC on Vancouver Island, with my Panasonic Lumix FZ-50. Edited in Photoshop Elements. Thank you for viewing. / Spirit In The Sky / Words provided with the song in the link!!
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On the southwest coast of British Columbia, bald eagles migrate to fish the salmon spawning rivers. In October, mated adults return to their home territory to renovate their large nests in preparation for mating, followed by egg laying, and the raising of of their young. This image is one of a series of images shot in Delta, British Columbia, Canada, near the mouth of the Fraser River, capturing an eagle bringing “construction material” to the nest as part of the nest renovation. Bald eagles mate for life, and use the same nest each year. Nests can weigh as much as a ton. Captured with a Nikon D700, Nikkor f4 600 mm lens with 1:4 teleconverter on a tripod, ISO 800, -0.33 EV, f5.6, 1/640s.
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Somewhere in Vancouver, Canada Captured with Nikon D70.
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Featured in “For the love of Canon” December 2009 A Peregrine Falcon can reach speeds of over 200 mph in a dive, making it the fastest animal in the world. Photographed near Parksville, Vancouver Island, BC, Canada. Canon 40D / 1/125sec f8 ISO 400
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2nd Place in the Sea Gulls Only Challenge in the Vision of Flight Photography Group. Featured in “Dimensions” December 2009 A huge flock of gulls dominate the beach and skies at Qualicum Beach, Vancouver Island, BC Canada during the herring spawn season when large volumes of herring eggs are washed ashore. There were places along the beach where this photograph was taken where the eggs were over a foot deep! Each spring, from late February to early April, the Pacific Herring return to protected areas along the east coast of Vancouver Island to spawn. The females will lay up to 20,000 eggs, which are then fertilized. The eggs become very sticky on contact with water, and will attach themselves to whatever they touch. The event brings literally thousands of marine birds and mammals to feed on the bounty including a great number and variety of gulls, rafts of sea-ducks such as Scoters, Scaup, Long-tailed and Northern Pintail ducks, Bald Eagles,California and Steller’s Sea Lions and Harbour Seals. Canon 40D / 1/800sec f8 ISO 400
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