Photos

The night skyline from a distance. Why doesn’t the Shangri-La have a lighting feature at the top? Our tallest building is barely visible at night. What a shame.

I could attempt to break the above image down further but there is no point. Half the year the last image in the above breakdown may as well look like that. However, the other half, the half we all live for, looks more like this:

Inside the creepy attic of the WilMar Estate. The house sits empty and is currently listed at $8.5 million. Whoever purchases this land will no doubt tear it down and cash in.

It’s a shame to lose some of the real mansions in the region (not the Mcmansions built in the the valley), boasting over 9,000 square feet the  house has five bedrooms, an office, two dining rooms, a solarium. The photo above is of the 1,200 square foot attic, yes the attic is bigger than the condo most of us live in. 

A black and white shot of the Vancouver skyline as seen from North Vancouver. In the middle of the photo it looks like something is trying to poke through the clouds.

A beautiful shot of an illuminated Olympic Village at night. The lights make it more inviting at night. The rest of downtown could use some brightening up to combat the dark dreary days of winter.

Construction cranes still surround the area. It will be impressive to look at once completely built out.

Another gorgeous sunset. This one is from February 15th, 2012.