Dawn at the Lion’s Gate Bridge

(as always, please click on any image to open a higher resolution version)

In March, I spent a weekend in Vancouver photographing birds, Granville Market and a few other things with a good friend.  On one of the mornings we headed down to Stanley Park around 4:30 AM to see about sunrise.  We walked to the seawall along the Burrard Inlet and worked for a while with the lights of North Van across the water.

As dawn came in, we moved slowly towards the Lion’s Gate Bridge and I had a lot of fun working with this dominant structure.  I was very happy that they left the bridge lights on right through sunrise.  I used to spend a lot of time exploring the park when I went to school in Vancouver but this was one of only a few times that I have photographed there.  It is a beautiful place to spend time – with or without a camera.

With morning came the runners that pile on miles along the pathways year round.  I enjoyed working them into a few photographs before packing up for breakfast.

May 14, 2013 | Categories: British Columbia, Landscapes, Night Photography, Sunrise | Tags: BC, British Columbia, Burrard Inlet, Canada, dawn, landscape photography, Lion's Gate Bridge, long exposure, morning, night, reflections, Stanley Park, sunrise, Vancouver | 2 Comments