On Thanksgiving weekend 2015, I’ve returned to the Queen Elizabeth park where the pond is to take more photos of the mallard ducks and seagulls. This time, they are taken with the Canon L lens, which yields excellent sharpness and photo quality.
The University hosted an alumni night at the Robert H. Lee Alumni Centre on October 3 2015. Fellow students and graduates had the opportunity to explore the architecture and features of the new building. Centrally located on campus, it has several classrooms and meeting rooms and a large ballroom for any types of functions.
Today we went to the Doors Open Vancouver event on October 3 2015 to visit the Animal Shelter and National Works Yard. The Animal Shelter houses all kinds of animals from dogs to rabbits who are in need of a new home, and provides temporary care until a new owner is found. The National Works…
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Lots of cars lined up to go up Queen Elizabeth Park in an effort to take a view of the red coloured moon at around 7:45pm on September 27, 2015. The moon passes through the earth’s shadow, giving the red coloured look of the moon. The next lunar eclipse event is 2033.
Downtown Vancouver hosted TaiwanFest this summer 2015. The goal is to raise awareness and introduce the multiculture aspect of Taiwan to the community. It was held on Granville Street and features plastic sheeps on display, businesses booths promoting Taiwan related, and a food court to allow people to taste Taiwanese food.
Queen Elizabeth Park recently celebrated it’s 75th anniversary this past weekend, and held a outdoor party with people trying out the zip lines, exploring the conservatory and fountains and gardens.
Various types of plant species were photographed at macro or close up range with special camera lens equipment. They were photographed at a local garden in Vancouver, BC Canada, and have a variety of colour and some photos have bees or flying insects pollinating on the plants. ” template=”default” order_by=”sortorder” order_direction=”ASC” returns=”included” maximum_entity_count=”500″]
Some close up photos of flowers, plants, leaves and bumblebees and insects were taken today at Queen Elizabeth Park. This process of photography is known as Macro Photography. A special lens and photography techniques were used to successfully photo shoot moving bees and insects while the plants sway in the wind. Queen Elizabeth Park is…
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Pacific Spirit Regional Park is nestled between The University of British Columbia campus and the west side of Vancouver BC region. It has many trails for residents and students to jog and walk leisurely and to take in the nature of the park peacefully. This forest gem is easily accessible by all residents in Metro…
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This past week, a cat greeted me upon arrival to my customer’s location for Real Estate Photography photo shoot. Very people friendly and fluffy animal. It is nice to have a cooperative animal to give me calmness while I do photo work.
