Granville Bridge - Changing My Vantage Point
The Aquabus Ferries on False Creek beneath the Granville Bridge in Vancouver
Fujiflm X-Pro3, XF 33mm f/1.4 R LM WR @ f/1.4
Changing My Vantage Point at Granville Bridge in Vancouver
I found myself unexpectedly walking across Granville Bridge a few days ago and instantly loved how the height of the Bridge gave me a new vantage point and a refreshing new look at things from above.
I could almost spy on the folks in the apartment building near Granville Island. The yellow VW bug in contrast to Bjarke Ingels’ Vancouver House I thought was interesting as well, as were the Aqua busses beneath the bridge. There was so much going on in a short span of time.
A lone worker was cleaning the yard at the cement plant on a hot summer afternoon. A guy on foot was headed south on the Seymour Street ramps as students were hard at work at the Vancouver House Campus.
I love how by simply changing our usual route from Di’s office we got to see the city from a new angle and I came home with a few shots that I was happy with.
False Creek apartment building near Granville Island in Vancouver
Fujiflm X-Pro3, XF 33mm f/1.4 R LM WR @ f/2.5
A man on foot crossing the Granville Bridge in Vancouver
Fujiflm X-Pro3, XF 33mm f/1.4 R LM WR @ f/1.4
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