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  1. This is my third attempt to capture a worthy shot from this crow's nest above Yates Street Parkade. I consider it my most successful, a first in a sequence of many. This is shot from the 7th level of Yates Street Parkade, looking down on historic lower Yates St. in Victoria, BC. To me, this is still the Victoria that ...

  2. Happy birthday, Glen, we all miss you huge, and we'll never forget you. I shot this mega panoramic image on my buddy Glen's birthday, his first since he passed. I wanted some serious resolving power for this panorama to capture this day in as much detail as possible, so I used my 28-300mm zoon lens to take a sequence...

  3. Being that it was Easter, I thought I'd shoot Victoria's Christ Church Cathredral for today's photograph of the day: www.christchurchcathedral.bc.ca Will open in a new tab or window This magnificent church is built in the Gothic style of the thirteenth century. It was built in stages, between 1929, 1950, and 1991, and is one of Canada's lar...

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        April 02, 2013
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        March 31, 2013
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  4. I was out for a photo walk during the first night with my new Nikon 28-300mm lens, trying to get my head back into telephoto space. I guess I haven't quite shaken my wide angle kick lately, as this panorama could have been taken much easier with my 16-35mm lens. This is a 3x5 panoramic shot of Victoria's Bay Street Ar...

  5. This is a 3x6 panoramic shot of Victoria's Inner Harbour, spanning from the Fairmont Empress Hotel on the left, to the Undersea Gardens on the right. You can see the BC Legislature Buildings in in the centre background, and the lower causeway. I did a panorama of this location before, but from the other direction. This...

  6. Today marks the halfway point of 365 photo journey over at 365Project.org. Boy I've learned a lot. I've learned: long exposures, panoramas, landscapes, and seascapes. I've learned to love my primes, stand on 3 legs, and see with my 50mm. I can spot a killer dusk when it's still afternoon. I've gotten out and streched ...

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  7. I was inspired by the amazing work I've seen this week at 365Project.org to do another panoramic photo. I noticed how still Victoria's inner harbour was last night, so I quickly setup on my deck and took a sequence of 3 long exposure shots to make this panorama. The 3 exposures were taken left to right for 15, 30, a...

  8. I set out to do some long exposure night photography, and came across this vista. This is my first attempt at shooting the Oak Bay Marina in Victoria, and it's a multi-image panorama at that, so I expect to go back and take a second crack at this. This is a 7 image, single row panorama shot with my Nikon D600, Nikkor...

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  9. This is a 360 degree panorama of Victoria's breakwater, shot on Jan 4, 2013, just before the Harbour Authority spoiled the experience and put handrails along its length. Each of the 24 exposures making up this panoramic photo was shot in full manual, exposed for 0.8 seconds at f/16, ISO 100 on my Nikon D600 and Nikk...

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  10. I finally received my panoramic gimble tripod head, so I thought I'd try it on something familiar first. Victoria's inner harbour is always beautiful, day or night, but it gets particularly stunning during the Christmas holidays. This year in particular added all the new [faux] Christmas trees all through the harbour.....

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