Partway there
31 Wednesday Jul 2019
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30 Wednesday Oct 2013
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24 Tuesday Sep 2013
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28 Tuesday May 2013
Posted architecture, art, British Columbia, Calgary, history, photography, photowalking, random, Travel, urban
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20 Monday May 2013
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17 Friday May 2013
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16 Thursday May 2013
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b.c., british columbia, canada, Chinatown, photography, photowalk, random, Travel, urban, vancouver
Pender. Keefer. Columbia. Main.
Those street names in Vancouver’s Chinatown were oddly familiar to me on my first visit in 2006, even though I’d never been there before.
In a sense, though, I’d already been, thanks to a couple of novels by Canadian author Wayson Choy.
His portrayal of Chinese immigrants’ lives in early part of the last century gave a taste of what the neighbourhood would have been like.
Things are not that way anymore, of course.
But the landmarks and the names are still there.
15 Wednesday May 2013
Posted Apple, architecture, British Columbia, Canada, fun, iPhone, photography, photowalking, random, technology, trains, transit, Travel, urban, Vancouver
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This is the former Canadian Pacific roundhouse in Vancouver’s Yaletown district, captured with a sweep of my iPhone’s camera in “panorama” mode.
It was really interesting to try this, because the roundhouse is built in the shape of an arc … so if you’re standing at the centrepoint of the arc and you swivel to capture the panorama, the main subject doesn’t look very distorted at all, while everything else does.
10 Friday May 2013
Posted British Columbia, Canada, photography, random, trains, Travel
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