May, 2009 archives
My “Most Intersting” photos on Flickr.
I discovered this free service today that lets you create badges of your most intersting photos acording to most viewed, most commented and favored. It’s free and when you click through it’s nice to see your photos on black instead of the usual white background that Flickr uses.
Photo of the Day – Mother’s Day 2009
After the day spent at the Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary wandering around enjoying mothers day in the country we made our way over to Commercial Drive for a friends art show opening. After the show Denise took Noah to the playground and I made my pilgrimage to the Santa Barbara Deli. It is by far [...]
Photo of the Day – Thunderbird is go!
On my way to pick up groceries yesterday afternoon I spotted this relic from the past. It’s a mid 70’s Ford Thunderbird that really shows the true essence of a bloated ara. Big hair, bigger ties and rediculasly big cars were the order of the day. I have a fondess of that time, but no [...]
New iPhone Photo FIlter App from Tiffen, the Filter People
Well as some of you know I take a lot of shots with my iPhone. I like to use my iPhone because it’s always with me. The standard iPhone shots suck pretty bad and I have written in the past on what basic apps and techniques will help improve the overall quality. The latest in [...]
Photo of the Day – West End Jervis and Melville Street Apt.
Surrounded by glass and steel, the lone cluster of classic Vancouver apartments hold their ground. Dwarfed in size but not beauty these walk ups are truly the roots of this part of town. I remember when there were so many more of these and the original VAG was just up and around the corner close [...]
Photo of the Day – Shangri la Hotel Pond
I took this on Saturday while on the way the liquor store. If you walk up the stairs above the Urban Fare you will find a quite spot amongst the freshly planted bamboo forest. The new and lavish hotel looks like a someone dressed to the nines that missed the party. Tall and fancy with [...]






