TWO5: 8/27/18

Brianna Shade
This week, I fell a bit behind, so I didn't get any new photos posted to Instagram (shock!).  I feel bad, but the craziness of life just got away from me this time around.  You might have noticed that I have been focusing my Instagram account on wildlife.  For now,…
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Vancouver at Night

Brianna Shade
This is my last post on my Vancouver series, and I'm excited to share with you other adventures (we've been so busy!). Vancouver is a very beautiful city, and my camera seemed to leap into my hands of its own accord in an effort to capture it.  I loved the…
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Biking Vancouver

Brianna Shade
We brought our bikes up with us when we spent a long weekend in Vancouver, and it proved a very useful mode of transportation.  We never had to worry about parking or traffic, and it's faster than walking.  We biked from Yaletown to Granville Island, all throughout Stanley Park on their…
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Vancouver in Panorama

Brianna Shade
Vancouver is a very beautiful city, and I was thrilled to be able to photograph it.  With mesmerizing clouds, sparkling waters, and a shining skyline, I simply couldn't get enough.  And when this beauty extends beyond a 4x6, I'm compelled to bust out the big guns. (more…)
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Capilano

Brianna Shade
If you find yourself in Vancouver B.C., chances are, you'll wind up checking out the famous Capilano Suspension Bridge Park.  To be frank, this is a tourist attraction (which I tend to shun).  However, this was interesting enough to draw us in, and the resulting verdict was that it was worth…
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Steam Clock

Brianna Shade
If you're anything like me, a little child still resides in your heart, excited to pop out when the world manages to amaze an experienced and jaded mind.  This child oohs and aahs at simple mechanics and perfect patterns, tiny memories of less complicated times. (more…)
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Stanley Park

Brianna Shade
One of the highlights of our brief jaunt in Vancouver was Stanley Park, a vast, 1001-acre public park that dominates the peninsula north of downtown Vancouver.  It's mostly old, dense forest (many trees are hundreds of years old), and it features bike paths and trails spidering throughout.  It's understandably a popular…
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