Ghost Salmon
These ghost-like salmon seem to be swimming through ghost-like buildings that are shifting in and out of reality.
“Making the everyday magical”
On the left side of the photo is Vancouver Art Gallery Offsite’s latest installation outside the Shangri-La Hotel on West Georgia St.
Gesamtkunstwerk
Gesamtkunstwerk is the lettering on the bronze-coloured panel on the side of the Mini Storage building facing the Howe St. ramp of the Granville Bridge.
Faceboxes
Just as we post messages and photos on Facebook, Canadian street photographer Kaid Ashton posts samples of his photos on newspaper and grey Canada Post boxes.
Vatican Mask
Vatican Mask is one work from Urban Thunderbirds / Ravens in a Material World, a unique, bold and beautiful exhibition of contemporary First Nations art at the Art Gallery of Greater Victoria.
Memorials
This photo is a small portion of the block–long mural on Beatty St.
L’Écoute
In the heart of Paris, a few metres from Saint-Eustache, one of the most impressive churches in the city, and surrounded by the reconstruction of Les Halles, the site of a traditional market place dating from the 12th century, sits the incredible 70 tonne sandstone sculpture consisting of a head and a hand cupped for listening.
Places That Matter
The antique cars in the right of the picture are headed north on the Cambie Bridge to celebrate the location of Canada’s first gas station at the corner of Cambie and Smithe, outside the entrance to Pacific Landmark Condos.
The Dark Tower
One Wall Centre, located at 1088 Burrard St.
Metamorphosis
The current metamorphosis happening in the block bordered by Georgia, Granville, Robson and Howe St.
Nine Sentinels
Part of the VanDusen Botanical Garden’s Touch Wood exhibition, Nine Sentinels stand guard protecting their inner circle from intruders.
Four years of “A-maze-ing Laughter”
Installed in Morton Park at English Bay for Vancouver’s 2009–2011 Biennale, these 14 bronze figures, entitled A-maze-ing Laughter, have become a permanent part of Vancouver’s landscape.
Hornby Island litter
Actually, the last place to find any appreciable amount of litter would be on environmentally conscious Hornby Island, one of B.C.’s Gulf Islands located north of Qualicum Beach (Vancouver Island), and east of Denman Island.