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| So today, Brook and I went into the tunnel behind work again. There’s all sorts of grafitti everywhere…murals more like it. Some fantastic artwork displayed in there. Both of these photos were taken with my new Canon D60. The effects were done in camera, not using photoshop. Well….I cropped the black and white one slightly. Enjoy. |
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| Ryan enjoying the view at Cannon Beach Oregon. |
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| This was a young man singing and playing guitar at the tourist viewpoint at Seaside, OR. Here he was just belting out some beautiful words. He was so passionate about his music that he at times got down on one knee, or spread his arms to somehow grasp more energy from everyone. He was truly wonderful to watch and listen to. Again, I didn’t get his name. Will call him Matthew. |
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| I bought a new camera. It’s beautiful. It’s a Canon D60 and it came with a Canon 18-135 mm lens. I haven’t mastered it (haven’t mastered the other one I have yet either but…) Anyways, I have always wanted to work on my street photography. People mostly.What better way to christen my new camera with. Here is one of the first photos I took with it. Taken in Seaside, Oregon at sunset last night. He was interesting to watch as he watched people. I think I will call him Richard.
I will be showing a few more soon. Enjoy! |
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| These trees sheltered us during our camping trip this week. I think they were worth mentioning. |
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| Such a neat little man. |
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| Peacock struttin his stuff at Queens Park in New Westminster a couple days ago. It was pretty amazing! |
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| I took this today while walking around some beautiful streets in New West. There were so many beautiful flowers and all the bugs were buzzing around doing their thing. I will be posting more from this cool walk today! |
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| The new ride at Playland in Vancouver. It is over 200 ft high and spins at 70 Kph. You won’t find me on this ride. I’d cry, barf, and then pee my pants. Too much liquid coming from one ride. (Goose bumps!) This is taken from the front entrance of my workplace across the street. Empire Stadium is just to the right of this ride next to the wooden roller coaster. |
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| Michele standing next to one of the many ‘stickered lamp posts’ in the area of the Museum Of Anthropology at UBC. Was pretty neat to see and slightly decorative. They are like ‘stamps’ that people are given to prove they paid for the tour through the museum I suppose. Was a fun day and a neat discovery! |