North Vancouver and Lions Gate Bridge

Last night I had the photobug big time.  I sought out my friends at the graduate residence at St. John’s College and asked them to join me in finding a great Vancouver skyline photo. That didn’t work out too well, mostly because we were just trying to find a few accessible locations on very short notice, but I digress.  Instead of getting shots of the Vancouver skyline we slightly trailed and I was able to shoot some images of North Vancouver and the Lions Gate Bridge, which is officially known as First Narrows Bridge.  But it has Lions at the entrance of the bridge so we are going to stick to Lions Gate Bridge.

Still trying to get a shot of the skyline we decided our efforts would be better focused if we gained some elevation and so we went to Prospect Point at Stanley Park, which is the highest elevation at the park.  While we weren’t able to see the skyline we did have an amazing view of the Lions Gate Bridge.

Special thanks goes out to Pearl and Arun for helping me find great locations to shoot.

Hassan

A long exposure shot of Lions Gate Bridge in Vancouver.

I love the colors in this shot. The oranges, blues, greens and yellows really made this image for me.

A view of north vancouver from the mainland

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