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This was early morning yesterday, I was up before the dawn. Fog rolled down the Burrard Inlet and swallowed Stanley Park and the Lions Gate Bridge. This was the moment the first rays of sunrise caught the fog and lit the highrises downtown. Captured from West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ October 27, 2017 ☁
A foggy Saturday morning sunrise and the summer opening up at Grouse Mountain Resort this past weekend. Looking up from a cranberry farm on Lulu Island, over Vancouver, to the "Peak of Vancouver" (on the left) with snow still on it's ski runs. Captured from Richmond, British Columbia, Canada ~ May 20, 2017 🏂
Thursday morning's fog bank engulfs the Lions Gate Bridge. Morning commuters drive into very low visibility and onto the north shore. Captured from Cypress Mountain in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ May 4, 2017 ☁️
Vancouver BC, Canada. A layer of fog stayed low over the city for weeks. This is one of my favorite shots.
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Low visibilIty crossing the Lions Gate Bridge during an early morning inversion as the fog creeps over Prospect Point and into Stanley Park. Below, Ambleside Park with the Squamish Nation WelcomingTotem reaching into the Burrard Inlet. "With Open Arms to All Who Pass Our Shores" Captured from West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ Throwback October 27, 2017 ☁
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The tail end of Monday night's rush hour over the Lions Gate Bridge with zero visibility. A large fog bank from the Salish Sea (aka Georgia Strait) quickly moved up the Burrard Inlet and into Vancouver. The sound of fog horns filled the air. Captured at 6:30pm from the slopes of Hollyburn Mountain in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ November 19, 2018
A Squamish Nation totem pole welcomes all with open arms. This was hand carved from an old growth cedar log picked from the enchanted forest of Hollyburn Mountain. It faces southwest to the outer section of the Burrard Inlet and English Bay. Looking over the mouth of the First Narrows to Stanley Park and Vancouver's famous sea stack Slhx̱i7lsh, a.k.a. Siwash Rock. Up above on the cliff is a lookout which was the site of "Fort Siwash" where an artillery battery was mounted during the First World War. Captured at Ambleside Park in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ January 23, 2022 🌲☁️
With open arms to all who pass our shores, this Welcoming Figure was raised at the first K'aya'chtn (gathering of ocean canoes). The Skwxwú7mesh Úxwumixw (Squamish Nation) dedicated the figure to the citizens of West Vancouver on July 25, 2001, with this prayer on the plaque....
"Welcome/Guardian Woman in gratitude to all our Ta7as/Grandmothers.
For all the teachings of our lands, history, of who we are.
For all the teaching in the ways we take care of one another as:
elders, parents, brothers, sisters and cousins, our children, the future generations.
For all the teachings in the ways we share the wealth of the land, the seas and the air."
Carved by Sekwim Siyam Sintl', Stan Joseph Jr., assisted by Wesley Nahanee and William Nahanee.
Sunday morning's sunlit fog swept over Vancouver Harbour and onto the Seawall in Stanley Park. Looking under the Lions Gate Bridge, over the Burrard Inlet and Stanley Park to high rises along Coal Harbour and the iconic Vancouver Lookout. Captured from Ambleside Park in West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ October 29, 2017 🌞☁
Sometimes you don't know what you've got
You think you're better than the rest
And the world belongs to you
But you're nothing but a fool
New Order || Nothing But A Fool
Fog engulfed downtown Vancouver yesterday morning. Looking over the Burrard Inlet, Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park and Coal Harbour to Canada Place and the Vancouver Convention Centre with the revolving Vancouver Lookout peeking out above the fog. Captured from Cypress Mountain, West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ October 22, 2016
Image was taken from Cypress Lookout in Vancouver, BC.
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The morning sun beams into Stanley Park and burns off the fog over snowy Ceperley Meadow by Second Beach. A Vancouver Police officer makes a quick stop to seize the moment. Captured in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ February 13, 2017
All changes, even the most longed for, have their melancholy;
for what we leave behind us is a part of ourselves;
we must die to one life before we can enter another.
--Anatole France
Image was taken from Cypress Mountain Lookout in West Vancouver, BC.
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Downtown Vancouver drowning in the fog...
Mountain top-right I think is Mount Constitution 2409 feet above sea level, in Moran State Park, Washington.
The Lonely tower back left is the Lafarge Canada plant south/east Richmond on the north bank of the Fraser River.
The central land mass in south east Vancouver.
The two tallest towers bottom right; (right) Living Shangri-La Tower; 200.86 meters. (left) Trump International Hotel & Tower; 187.80 meters.
And barely above the fog to the left is the Scotia Tower (138m), RBC Tower (140.51m), TD Canada Trust Tower (138.38m), The Melville Tower (131.42m). And some others..
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Image was taken from Cypress Mountain Lookout in Vancouver, BC.
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This morning's dreadfully low tide (0.7 ft) seemed to empty English Bay. Fog rolled in and was lit green by the lights on a container ship anchored in the bay. As I was shooting, a "four-legged" ran in front of me on one of the sandbars (probably a coyote looking for a fish dinner 🐟) Captured from the Spanish Banks in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ December 6, 2017 🏪🏢🏭
This was taken back in 2014 on a foggy night by False Creek in Vancouver downtown. And there wasn't any ugly shinny buildings beside the BC Stadium blocking the view at that time. Hope you enjoy the foggy city night view!
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There's nothing like a stroll into the abyss during Fogcouver.
Vancouver has been engulfed in fog on various days this month and it makes photos just that much more fun.
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Looks like some fog has hit Vancouver again! I can't be out shooting in it at the moment, so here's a shot from earlier this year when the fog consumed the city once more!
Vancouver downtown skyline on a foggy morning. View from Cypress lookout viewpoint. Treeline from Stanley Park are also shows in the bottom right corner.
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Fog weaves in and out of Vancouver's downtown core, as the colourful city lights bleed through. The Vancouver Lookout with a red Christmas tree on top 🔺 We've been socked in for days and it's supposed to stick around for a while longer. The weekend is here and I'm a havin' a beer, I think I earned it cuz this was worth it. Captured Thursday morning from West Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada ~ December 7, 2017 🏪🏢🏭
Music: The Weeknd - Earned It (Smart Bleeds Remix)
Note: Pardon the shift 8 seconds in, long story but a stranger accidentally kicked my tripod :(
This morning at Cypress lookout point. I managed to get up early this morning and arrived around 7:00am, an hour before sunrise. I was thinking of relocate because the fog was covering the viewpoint. But it soon clearing up and reveal one part of the city after another. It was a great show!!
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