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Gastown Vancouver, Canada
This is a little street side cafe on a rainy night in the Gastown area of downtown, Vancouver. Fortunately when we arrived yesterday the weather was fairly nice, so we ran around like mad! Today, as you can see, it rained – but it did light up the streets nice.
Check out more of our Vancouver Canada photos.
Long Beach, California.
They have done a nice job with the waterfront along downtown Long Beach – it was much nicer then I remember.
We have wanted to photograph Vancouver and the Whistler area for some time. Traveling to and from Alaska these days has been very expensive, so we packed a lot of our winter gear on this trip in hopes of finding a killer last minute deal to the Vancouver area. Well guess what, thanks to an Alaska Airlines airfare sale, and some great luck with naming our price on Priceline, we have put together a very inexpensive trip. We spend a couple of nights in Vancouver, and then a couple of nights at Whistler. It is going to be a very busy, whirlwind of a trip, but if possible, I’m going to try to keep up with the blog. If there isn’t much activity, you will know why.
Dana Point, California.
I meet up with Richard Wong for fun a evening of photography down in the cool Orange County coastal town of Dana Point.
This is looking down on the roller coaster in Mission Beach, in the mid ground is Mission Bay, and further out is downtown San Diego, California.
Last week I got a phone call from fellow photographer Phil Colla offering to split the cost of a helicopter charter flight over San Diego. I jumped at the opportunity! I love flying and photographing from a helicopter; you can pretty much go anywhere you want, and most importantly, you can do so with the doors removed. This is really important, as you often need to use a polarizer to cut the haze, and polarizers add funky rainbows for some reason when you use them through Plexiglas. Not to mention, shooting through Plexiglas is a great way to end up with soft photos, so doors removed is the only way to go.
Well thanks to the Santa Ana off-shore winds, we had wonderful clear conditions – I ended up with a lot of images of the area to add to our existing coverage of San Diego photos.
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