Month: November 2019

reflections on thanksgiving

November 28, 2019photography, UncategorizedAmerican Thanksgiving, Fisherman's Wharf, iphoneography, Kitsilano Beach, photography, Thanksgiving, Vancouver, Vanier ParkAndrew Seal View all 3 comments

Much to be thankful for on a beautiful day in Vancouver today.

Fisherman’s Wharf

Vanier Park and Kitsilano Beach

thanksgiving thursday

November 28, 2019photography, Travels, UncategorizedAmerican Thanksgiving, Happy Thanksgiving, New York, travel photographyAndrew Seal View all 2 comments

Wishing family and friends below the 49th a very Happy Thanksgiving.

You can see us in the reflection after enjoying a bowl of gazpacho from Little Spain below the High Line trail in New York last month after our short but memorable three day visit.

The Big Apple never disappoints.

the fog of morn

November 25, 2019photography, Uncategorizedclouds, Fisherman's Wharf, fog, iphoneography, photography, reflection, VancouverAndrew Seal View all 2 comments

Fisherman’s Wharf foggy morning in Vancouver🇨🇦

Timing is everything with this Kitsilano Beach moment in Vancouver.

lest we forget

November 11, 2019photography, UncategorizedLest we forget, Remembrance Day, VancouverAndrew Seal One comment

“In Memory of Those Who Lost Their Lives So That We May Live In Peace”

The Colours of Vancouver’s Regiments, Christ Church Cathedral, Vancouver.

Lest we forget

Dedicated to Captain Matthew Dawe, commander of Charlie Company, 3rd Battalion, Princess Patricia’s Canadian Light Infantry based in Edmonton, Alberta. He was one of six Canadian soldiers, along with an Afghan interpreter, killed in 2007 when their armoured vehicle struck a roadside bomb approximately 20 km southwest of Kandahar City. Captain Dawe’s mother Reine was this year’s Silver Cross Mother at the National War Memorial Remembrance Day service in Ottawa. 🇨🇦

when every leaf is a flower

November 9, 2019photography, UncategorizedCamus, Fall, fall colours, gardens, iphoneography, Nitobe Memorial Garden, photography, UBCAndrew Seal View all 5 comments

“Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower.” Albert Camus

Nitobe Memorial Garden, University of British Columbia, 30th October, 2019

homeward bound

November 5, 2019photography, UncategorizedBC Ferries, Canadian Flag, Golden hour, silhouettes, sunsetAndrew Seal View all 3 comments

Returning home with BC Ferries on the weekend.

Enjoying a sky that could have been painted by Turner.

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