Photos tagged as vancouver

Herb's Place

Date: 30 July 2007
Photographer: jennrob: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: vancouver westham_island
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Jellyfish in William's hands

Date: 30 July 2007
Photographer: jennrob: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: vancouver boundary_bay
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Boundary Bay

Anica, Lauren and William play at low tide

Date: 30 July 2007
Photographer: jennrob: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: vancouver boundary_bay
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Capilano Lakehouse

Date: 29 July 2007
Photographer: lil_lil: gallery
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Tags: vancouver capilano
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Spring at Main Street

This is a picture of Science World and the bay around, right across the Main St. Skytrain Station in Vancouver, B

Date: 2 April 2007
Photographer: Buttfish: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: vancouver
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Freighters waiting in Burrard Inlet in Vancouver

Date: 11 February 2007
Photographer: Petra M: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: harbour ships vancouver petra freighters inlet burrard
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Vancouver skyline on a winter's evening

Date: 11 February 2007
Photographer: Petra M: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: buildings lights skyline vancouver evening petra
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Skis and snowboards at Grouse Mountain

Grouse Mountain overlooks Vancouver, and can be reached in very short time by public transport - any sunny day during the winter sees hordes of locals flooding here for snowboarding and skiing.

Date: 10 February 2007
Photographer: Sander: gallery
Location: North Vancouver, Canada
Tags: snow vancouver grouse_mountain skis snowboards
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Canada Place catching the light

After another rainy February day, the white sails of Canada Place were the first to catch the rays of the sun finally breaking through the clouds, offering gorgeous contrast with the dark rainclouds retreating behind it.

Date: 6 February 2007
Photographer: Sander: gallery
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Tags: sunsets_and_sunrises buildings vancouver
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Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Chinese Park and Garden

An oasis of quiet reflection set amidst the bustle of Vancouver's Chinatown.

Date: 5 February 2007
Photographer: Sander: gallery
Location: Vancouver, Canada
Tags: bridges gardens vancouver
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Boundary Bay - the kids

Date: 2007
Photographer: jennrob: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: vancouver boundary_bay
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Petra Mehner in Vancouver, Canada

Natural curls.

Date: 24 September 2006
Photographer: Petra M: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: tv vancouver station bc petra m mehner
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Petra M from Vancouver

Date: 24 September 2006
Photographer: Petra M: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: me vancouver british columbia bc petra
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HMCS Vancouver frigate in Vancouver, BC Canada

HMCS Vancouver FFH-331 was docked at the Burrard Dry Dock Pier for about a week in North Vancouver. It was open for tours to the public during the day.

Date: 23 September 2006
Photographer: Petra M: gallery
Location: Canada
Tags: ship vancouver petra_vancouver petra_m hmcs navy frigate
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Jaguar

"Jaguar" is temporary public art installation at Devonian Park by John Henry. This enormous red steel installation is part of the Vancouver Sculpture Biennale. A Biennale is a bi-annual citywide celebration that benefits the city, its citizens and visitors. The inaugural Vancouver Sculpture Biennale: Open Spaces 2005/2006 will highlight Vancouver's public spaces with an 18-month installation of major public art sculptures beginning in June. The Biennale will officially launch in September with a series of unique unveiling ceremonies, making it the largest public art exhibit and festival in Vancouver and the only event of its kind in North America.