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Nature & Public Spaces
June 6, 2018

Ohrn Image — Very Vancouver

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A-maze-ing Laughter Ken Ohrn Ohrn Images Photography

At the corner of Davie & Denman, on my way to several errands, I found a scene that is oh-so Vancouver.

It’s got English Bay, the North Shore Mountains, bike racks, benches, freighters, palm trees, a Mobi station, dog walker, and a photographer snapping the famous “A-maze-ing Laughter” sculptures by Yue Minjun (which also form a maze).

 

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Cycling
June 4, 2018

Ohrn Image — Spyglass Place Dock

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On my way from here to there, and heard this guy playing the summer public piano at Spyglass Dock. It’s one of Vancouver’s unique places.

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Nature & Public Spaces
June 1, 2018

Ohrn Image — Birds, Boats & Balconies of False Creek

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Always a busy place that steadily becomes more visually interesting — False Creek near Granville Island in Vancouver.

Nature & Public Spaces
May 27, 2018

Ohrn Image — Blossoms & Grasses

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Near the rose garden in Vancouver’s Stanley Park are some very carefully showy flower beds. They are clearly a labour of love.

Whimsy
May 24, 2018

Ohrn Image: Lotsa Colours

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This fish-themed mural is overlaid by guerrilla-style graffiti, and spiced with a little urban detritus.

Cycling
May 23, 2018

Ohrn Image: Traffic On Adanac

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Active transportation Ken Ohrn Ohrn Images Photography

I’m here waiting for the train on the Adanac bike route in Vancouver, and my Mobi bike share time is creeping towards the 30-minute limit for this ride.
Mild anxiety ensues. But as the graffiti says on one of the signal housings — “relax”.

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Nature & Public Spaces
May 7, 2018

Ohrn Image — Cherry Blossom Workload

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A.K.A. the Pink Snow problem.

Cycling
May 3, 2018

Ohrn Image — Former Speedway With Kidlet

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Vancouver’s Point Grey Road on a Sunday afternoon in April. Where 6,000 – 10,000 motor vehicles once dominated most days, children now ride safely on a busy and spectacular Greenway. And the experience for everyone is terrific. Car-mageddon indeed.

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Cycling
April 30, 2018

Ohrn Image — English Bay With Mobi

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Out for a walk after dinner, hoping for a monster sunset.  But found this instead.

Nature & Public Spaces
April 20, 2018

Cannabis 420 Trade Show

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Ken Ohrn observations

Much bigger and sort of more diverse, the 420 event continues to be part party, part protest, part display of teen-type defiance and part make-a-buck market.
But what is most striking is the growing size and professionalism of the biggest component — the trade show. Check out my pix.

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