Another view of downtown Calgary, this time from the 14 St. Bridge over the Bow River.
Boy, that wide-angle lens sure makes the city look small.
Down to the core
08 Friday May 2009
Posted in fun, photography, photowalking, random, urban
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Hot wheels
03 Sunday May 2009
Posted in architecture, fun, New York, photography, photowalking, random, urban
Blending into make believe
02 Saturday May 2009
Posted in architecture, art, fun, history, photowalking, Quebec City
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art, canada, mural, Quebec City, random, Travel, urban photowalk
An oldie but a goody, from way back in August 2003.
Best seat in the house
14 Sunday Sep 2008
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View of downtown Calgary from Ramsey.
Fun on the water
20 Sunday Jul 2008
Posted in friends, fun, photowalking, random, Travel
Stampede 2008
12 Saturday Jul 2008
Posted in fun, photowalking
Went down the the grounds Wednesday night and Saturday afternoon.
More images on my Flickr photostream.
Farewell to Nova Scotia
26 Monday May 2008
Posted in architecture, friends, fun, history, photowalking, Travel
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canada, cape breton, citadel, fortress, halifax, historic, history, louisbourg, nova scotia, road trip, sydney, travel wedding
Just posted a whack of pictures from my trip to the East Coast to my Flickr site.
Here are a few of my favourites.
From my buddy T.J.’s wedding:
Outside the wedding venue … a giant fiddle:
At Louisbourg:
From the Halifax Citadel:
More on my Flickr stream.
Standing alone against time
02 Friday May 2008
Posted in architecture, history, photowalking, random, urban
On the edge of the Stampede grounds:
Looks like this building will eventually be moved.
Snow daze
15 Friday Feb 2008
Posted in montreal, photowalking, random
You don’t need the weather office to tell you there’s been a lot of snow in Montreal this season. Just look at this:
Colour your world
12 Tuesday Feb 2008
Posted in architecture, art, montreal, photowalking, random, urban
Here’s another shot from my mini-photowalk in Montreal.
As you might have guessed, the scene has a little less contrast and saturation in reality.
Ricky Leong 