May
26
2015I have been invited to a new project called Undefined Video (www.undefinedvideo.com) where we will post random videos of random people doing random stuff. And not just people! For example, here is me messing around with a 50mm ais 1.4 handheld and my d300s filming BABY GEESE!
May
19
2015On Saturday Morning this long weekend I had ventured out to Iona for an early morning hunt and shoot. The Iona Beach Park opens at 8 am, so being early means you have to wait in the car as there is no where to really park outside the park (park your car that is ).
Within the park the number of ducks and waterfowl has decreased from the winter months when migratory birds come to visit the Lower Mainland, but the park is alive, from insects buzzing, to baby geese chasing them and nibbling on grass and swallows and goldfinches flying through the air singing and chirping.
Here is a quick part one of the life i saw in the park, these are mainly insects.
Also check out the link to Sean M – he was doing some amazing macro photography of bugs at the park as well – (his flickr link ). Always a pleasure to meet a great photographer!
Swallow
Bee
D-fly 1
D-fly 2
Wasp
May
11
2015
Downtown Vancouver, while everyone was happily getting ready to watch Game of Thrones there was a shoot happening. Cobalt Crew and thats all that I could find out, no one would say what the shoot was about. It was on Pender and Thurlow with lots of CA Police and News.
I got two shots off before the staff sternly warned me off. Looks like a zombie apocalypse Fear the Walking Dead.
Couple of Pics Here:
Being waved off even though I was shooting from across the street
Fake news trucks for the shoot
See more here.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fear_the_Walking_Dead
May
06
2015Took some pictures while on a hike in Squamish British Columbia last weekend. The view from Chiefs’ first peak was quite amazing of the valley below to the north, and to the south was Howe Sound. Truly truly beautiful.
Here is a shot of Mount Garibaldi which is to the north of the Chief. I used my 18-200 mm lens and focused on infinity. I did do some post production because of the ultraviolet light was very bright in sunshine and because I did not have any filters with me.
How about some more pictures from my phone too. And just below is the super large picture if you want it for a wallpaper.
Very BIG version of the pic
Valley North towards Squamish and Whistler beyond it
View to Whistler
The ladder to First Peak of the Chief
Double Ferns
Howe Sound View
View of Trees