Found this in Creston, B.C., on my way back from Castlegar.
Tis the season
11 Tuesday Dec 2007
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Bankers Hall all decked out
06 Thursday Dec 2007
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Just a word of warning if you’re planning to take photos there yourself: A security guard warned me photography at Bankers Hall is not allowed UNLESS it’s restricted to the Christmas displays (basically the Christmas tree and the lights hanging from the ceiling in the atrium). And no videos are allowed at all.
Who turned down the thermostat?
04 Tuesday Dec 2007
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Calgary’s downtown as seen from Prince’s Island Park on Sunday.
It was lunchtime and … minus-22 Celsius at the time. Brrr.
High five!
26 Monday Nov 2007
Public art on McGill College Ave. in Montreal:
Long journey
09 Friday Nov 2007
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As I was on my way to meet my friend for a photowalk, I ran into Herman Zapp, who’s driven his 1928 Graham-Paige Model 610 from Argentina to Alaska. He says he’s about to undertake a drive across Asia.
His antique was parked at 8 St. and 12 Ave. S.W. and was attracting a steady stream of curious onlookers. Good luck to you, Herman.
Why Rooibos is good for you
05 Monday Nov 2007
Oolong Tea House in Kensington. In the cup, not Rooibos, but something far more tart: Apple Cranberry.
Citius, Altius, Fortius
29 Monday Oct 2007
Posted in architecture, friends, fun, photowalking, random, urban
Went photowalking with Dave from work — he calls it “photo wandering” — through downtown Calgary today. Here’s a picture of Olympic Plaza:
Of course, we found a bit of time to fool around:
Like they say in French, “ça va mieux à deux.”
Go to my Zooomr site to see more photos from our afternoon on the town.
Hieroglyphs
28 Sunday Oct 2007
Found this on the door at Recordland Ltd. in Inglewood today.
Neon’s nicer at night
22 Monday Oct 2007
Went out for a little photowalk Sunday night. See more photos at my Zooomr site.
Is school out yet?
21 Friday Sep 2007
Is it too early to stir up feelings of liberty among students?
Ricky Leong 