Not sure if the sign is telling park users overstaying their welcome to get in the sea... probably not.

I have no idea why someone had decided to write Diego in the sand on the beach here, I guess they might've been called Diego but who knows? The technical indistinctness of the Diana really works for me here, makes it much more mysterious for much less editing.

These ships parked up just off Stanley Park were arranged at a pleasing angle and disappearing into the haze nicely. I did wish I’d brought out my 80-200mm so I could get in closer but it is quite heavy.

The protest was in Japanese so I wasn't 100% sure what the issue was but there was some street performance thing going on about what appeared to be environmental issues.

I was up very early in the morning for whatever reason, walking along South Bank when the lines and the early morning light grabbed my attention.

I love the way the film turned everything into textures here, nothing exciting going on otherwise.

Walls, not just for test shots!

Granville Street in downtown Vancouver, BC kind of has a Hong Kong vibe going on with all the neon, especially when the street is closed down and you get crowds wandering about at night.

I like the range of tones and the backlighting here, plus the depth with the mountain in the background.

From Stanley Park.

It would've been nice if more of the lights had been working when the fog hit. As it was it was rather a problem trying to find something where there weren't dead lights spoiling nice leading lines.

Textures all the way here; it's the sign for a nightclub. If they could've put their security camera somewhre else that'd have been ideal.

Tungsten light, sunset light - they can both work with CineStill.