Capturing Motion and Stillness – A Nighttime Long-Exposure at the Vancouver Heliport
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artistic long exposure, black and white cityscape, Canada Place night view, Canada Place sails, cinematic night photography, downtown Vancouver skyline, helicopter light trail, light trails photography, long exposure helicopter landing, monochrome city photography, moody cityscape Vancouver, selective color blending photography, selective color editing, urban night photography techniques, urban nightscape, Vancouver heliport night photography, Vancouver landmarks at night, Vancouver photography tips, Vancouver shipping containers, Vancouver waterfront photographyTo view a higher quality version of this photo and if you are so moved purhaps purchase a copy, click this link or the photo. Photography is more than capturing what we…
Urban Decay and Hidden Stories in Vancouver, Dark can be Beautiful
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The image above can be viewed in higher quality on my site, just click the photo or this link. Vancouver, celebrated for its breathtaking natural vistas and urban vibrancy, carries an undercurrent…
Michelangelo’s Observational Art and Early Cancer Depictions: A Historical Perspective
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Michelangelo Buonarroti, celebrated for his masterful contributions to art and anatomy, remains a key figure when exploring the intersections of science and Renaissance art. His frescoes on the Sistine Chapel ceiling, painted…
Exploring Vancouver’s North Shore Shipyards Through an Infrared Lens
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container ship ghosting effect, ethereal industrial landscape, extended exposure photography, infrared photography industrial landscape, IR photography techniques, misty mountains IR photography, North Shore shipyards Vancouver, Pacific Northwest weather, Vancouver North Shore mountains, Vancouver shipyard sceneryThe North Shore of Vancouver holds a unique balance between industry and nature, a dynamic blend of modern facilities and ancient landscapes. This photograph, taken through the surreal vision of infrared photography…