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Image of Science World taken from False Creek, Olympic Village in Vancouver BC.
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Vancouver, CANADÀ 2024
The Vancouver skyline is globally recognized for its stunning juxtaposition of modern architecture, a vast expanse of water (Burrard Inlet and False Creek), and the commanding North Shore Mountains as its backdrop.
Key Elements:
Modern Towers: The city is distinguished by a large number of high-rise residential towers and office buildings downtown, reflecting its rapid growth.
Landmarks: The skyline is anchored by unique structures such as the Harbour Centre (with its distinctive circular observation tower) and Canada Place (with its iconic white, sail-like roof).
Panoramic Views: The best views are often captured from:
Stanley Park: Offers a classic view from spots like Prospect Point.
West Vancouver (Cypress Mountain): Provides an elevated, sweeping view of the entire city, water, and Vancouver Island.
Kitsilano Beach: A popular view featuring the water in the foreground.
Image taken from Stanley Park in Vancouver, BC.
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I decided to hike to Stoney Hill Park and watch the sunrise. It was a well worth the effort because the location is so versatile, offering sweeping grand vista views as well as intimate landscape details. A phenomenal location, worthy of a selfie –for scale– of course.
Beautiful Japanese Maple tree in Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
About this photo: Since the weather forecast was calling for rain in the next couple of days, I decided to go visit beautiful Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver, BC, Canada in search of some more fall colours.
I made my way around the outside of the sunken gardens before I headed down into the gardens to find this beautiful Japanese Maple tree dressed in fall colours. I love their interesting trunks and branches that seem to twist and bend in many different ways.
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*Camera Model: Sony DSC-RX10M4
*Focal Length: 10mm
*F-Number: F/8
*Exposure Time: 1/160 sec.
*ISO Speed: ISO-100
*Exposure Program: Manual (M)
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Some information about Queen Elizabeth Park in Vancouver: There's a reason Queen Elizabeth Park is one of the most frequented spots for wedding pictures in Vancouver: it's flat-out stunning. With its gorgeously-landscaped quarry gardens, fabulous scenic vistas and 1,500-tree arboretum, the park is a world-class public space and one of the most beautiful places in the city.
Perched atop Vancouver's highest point and covering 130 acres (52.78 hectares), Queen Elizabeth Park is second only to Stanley Park in popularity and annual visitors. At its peak is the park's plaza, a paved area with panoramic views of downtown Vancouver, a courtyard of dancing fountains as well as the Bloedel Conservatory, home to about 500 tropical plants and over a 100 birds of various species.
From the plaza, visitors can follow the winding paths down to the quarry gardens, ponds, lawns, and arboretum. The two quarry gardens are horticultural delights, with pathways and little bridges and mini waterfalls set amongst hundreds of plants and flowers. Private spaces for rest and contemplation are easy to find, and the plentiful trees--over 3,000 throughout the park--provide shade in summer and abundant color in fall.
Sports activities at the park include the Queen Elizabeth Pitch & Putt golf course, Tai Chi in the morning atop the plaza, lawn bowling, and 18 free tennis courts that are first-come, first-serve. And while you are there you can also enjoy a delicious lunch or dinner at the restaurant called "Seasons in the Park" with an amazing view of the city.
Monday morning's Aurora Borealis featured the Big Dipper twinkling over the Howe Sound at Porteau Cove Provincial Park. Captured early morning in Squamish-Lillooet, BC ~ August 17, 2015
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When the world moves too fast and you loose yourself in the chaos,
introduce yourself to each color of the sunset.
Reacquaint yourself with the earth beneath your feet.
Thank the air that surrounds you with every breath you take.
Find yourself in the appreciation of life.
~ Christy Anne Martine ~
A moonlit, lakeside, campfire under the cover of coniferous trees and the soft green glow of the Northern Lights. You can't get anymore Canadian than this... canoe, lumber jacket, beer and all. I'm lucky to live in one of the most beautiful places on earth, British Columbia. ~ Captured at Watch Lake in the South Cariboo Region of B.C. ~ October 3, 2015
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Vancouver, CANADÀ 2024
Downtown Vancouver is the central peninsula hosting the business district, commerce, and much of the city's cultural and nightlife. It is the urban core of British Columbia.
Geography and Setting: The downtown area is surrounded by water on three sides (Burrard Inlet, English Bay, and False Creek), making parks and waterfront paths (like the Seawall) an integral part of the urban experience.
Key Districts:
Financial District: The primary area for offices and skyscrapers.
Gastown: The city's oldest district, known for its cobblestone streets, Victorian architecture, and the famous steam clock.
Yaletown: A former warehouse district converted into an upscale area with trendy restaurants and residential lofts.
Landmarks: Iconic sites such as Canada Place (with its white sail roofs), the Vancouver Art Gallery, and BC Place Stadium dominate the area. Its skyline is defined by numerous residential towers, as many residents live and work downtown.
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Vancouver, CANADÀ 2024
Science World at TELUS World of Science is a popular interactive science museum in Vancouver, known for its scenic location and its distinctive geodesic structure.Location and Architecture: It is located at the end of False Creek, and its most visible landmark is the Geodesic Dome, which was originally built as part of the exhibition pavilion for Expo $86$.Mission: The museum's mission is to ignite curiosity and inspire scientific literacy through hands-on exhibits, live demonstrations, and immersive film shows.Key Attractions: It offers hundreds of permanent and temporary interactive exhibits focusing on topics like biology, physics, technology, and the British Columbia environment. It also houses the Omnimax Theatre (now referred to as the $Science World Dome$), which showcases large-format films beneath its iconic dome.
Canadian National southbound #570 descends the steep grade through the Cheakamus Canyon along the former BC Rail Squamish Subdivision. This area is well worth the hike as you're treated to an assortment of natural stunning features and amazing engineering feats. All that is missing is the iconic British Columbia Railway...
Vancouver, CANADÀ 2024
The Sea to Sky Highway is a breathtaking scenic route that connects West Vancouver to Whistler, British Columbia. Its name, "From the sea to the sky," perfectly describes its journey, which begins on the coast of Howe Sound and ascends towards the majestic mountains of the Coast Range.
This road offers spectacular views of fjords, lush forests, and rugged peaks. It is renowned as one of the most beautiful drives in the world and is the gateway to countless outdoor adventures. Along the route, there are many must-see stops, such as Shannon Falls Provincial Park, the Sea to Sky Gondola, and the Britannia Mine Museum. It also passes through the town of Squamish, a haven for climbers and outdoor enthusiasts.
Vancouver, every day I love her just a little bit more, a little bit more, a little bit more. Our streets are bursting with the colours of Autumn right now and it's damn beautiful ❤ Looking north under this canopy of red, you can see Dundarave in West Vancouver way off in the distance. Captured yesterday afternoon in the gorgeous #Kitsilano neighbourhood of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ October 20, 2017 🚘
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It's always interesting to see Great Blue Herons. I'm usually pretty happy to watch these majestic birds as they move slowly in the water. But they are thrilling to see in flight. I was happy to catch this one in action!
We made a quick stop off at Little Qualicum Falls near Parksville, BC. With all the rain the falls is really raging through the canyon, and it was tough keeping my lens clear from the misty scene.
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