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 Vancouver Art Gallery

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 A long time ago I took a pause and then restarted some months later. 10 months later. I took a photo of this sign on the 6th of November, 2008. I was open for photographs. 18 years ago. Maybe it's time to find a "closed" sign. I don't know. It would be hard to quit after all this time. 

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 I've had a 20-70mm zoom on my camera lately. I'm taking photos at the 70mm end of the range and they all feel so.... wrong. This is 60mm. Huh. It just feels wrong.

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 Herb garden in a French restaurant.

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 Polygon Gallery. 

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 I was hoping for sun when committing to ISO100 film. It's Vancouver. There will be rain.

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 New job. Science World. Here we go...

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 I'm shooting film for a bit. There may be some digital, but for now; film. 

I've praised the Golden Era burger truck before. It's brilliant. I haven't seen it for a while. I found it today. Parked. It doesn't look like it's moved in a while. 

So it goes.

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I've owned this thing or had access to it for 20 years. Parked it. Locked it. Took a picture of it. And that's that. 

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 16 year old Scotch. It was started the year I thought I started working for my last employer. Turns out I've been there 17 years. Long time. Too long. It was given to me my last day there. New job on Monday. 

Jobs are hard to find in Vancouver these days. And here I am quitting one to take another. 

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The rooftop here has some amazing views. Across the street is our shelter. If you look closely you'll see the development signage. It's soon to be replaced with 40 stories of rental housing and probably a movie theater or fast food restaurant or something. 

And below; an art piece. Photographs of the hands of people in the DTES. Many are likely dead, and those who are alive are likely alive because of us. 

 

This drawing below; it's a hand drawn ink on vellum plan of all the sewer lines in Victoria BC. It was found in a vacated room. Hundreds of hours? Maybe more? I hung it on the workshop wall ten years ago. Maybe I'll take it with me. 

One more, from the rooftop. I'm uploading the full resolution image. The view is pretty great. Click on it to see it full size.