Vanier Park

Canada remembers

March 11, 2021UncategorizedCanada, Canadian Flag, covid19, National Day of Observance, photography, Remembrance, Vanier ParkAndrew Seal View all 2 comments

On this one year anniversary of the WHO declaring COVID-19 a global pandemic, today in Canada our first National Day of Observance commemorates all whom we have so tragically lost to the virus and recognizes and thanks, as we do every day, our frontline and healthcare heroes. This flag at half mast in Vanier Park is just one of many thousands across the country that flies today to bring us all together on this day of remembrance. 🇨🇦

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

A moment for reflection this week in Vanier Park, Vancouver.

two more magical mornings

December 5, 2018photography, UncategorizedexploreBC, False Creek, Golden hour, iphoneography, photography, sunrise, Vancouver, Vanier ParkAndrew Seal View all 11 comments

Vanier Park, Vancouver – Tuesday 4.12.18

Fishermans’ Wharf, False Creek, Vancouver – Wednesday 5.12.18

Weekly Photo Challenge: Symmetry II

February 17, 2015Uncategorized, Weekly Photo Challengeiphoneography, Kitsilano, photography, postaday, Totem Pole, Vancouver, Vanier Park, weekly photo challengeAndrew Seal View all 2 comments

The Centennial Totem Pole, Vanier Park, Kitsilano, Vancouver

Walking in this afternoon’s sunshine and with symmetry on my mind, the Centennial Pole made a perfect subject. The pole was dedicated in 1958 as a memorial to British Columbia’s Centennial year and was carved by Mungo Martin of the Kwakiutl nation. A second pole was presented to Her Majesty the Queen and resides in Windsor Great Park.

For another view of the pole visit A Pole with a View from last summer.