Another walk and another moment without a tripod, glad there were rocks around to take on that role. This was a boat that we found on Kits beach by the offleash dog park.
Took a walk around Kits with Justin and stumbled upon Granville island. As much as I claim to be tough when it comes to the cold, the wind got to me. Hot chocolate was a must today.
Best. Mojitos. Ever.
My first night shot taken just in time to meet the picture of the day. I must admit walking around late at night taking pictures isn’t the smartest idea but I had a body guard and a tripod that was willing to be sacrificed if anything happened. Thirty second shutter speed can fit in a lot of dancing while waiting (just in case you decide to go try it out).
This training program is what I’m working on this year. I’m hoping I have the motivation to stick to it because I really want to beat my time from my last triathlon, shouldn’t be too hard if I stick to it.
Today was the first time I’ve ever taken a photo in the rain with my new camera. I brought the camera to school because I had a quick break but couldn’t fit the tripod in my bag. First lesson I learnt today – you need a tripod to take a picture in low light (a fence doesn’t always cut it). I apologize for not providing something great to look at but I’m learning every single day.
I promised myself this year that I would got to Van Dusen Garden in Vancouver whenever there is sun because it doesn’t come out that often. I spent a few hours roaming around and taking some snaps. Here is the lonely crow.
