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@mauriceli
Nanaimo
Exploring the spectacular landscapes in and around Nanaimo, British Columbia while on assignment for an advertising agency client. Even though I've lived on the west coast of Canada for most of my life, I was still blown away by the natural beauty of these locations that we visited on Vancouver Island.
These photos were shot with an Apple iPhone 5. See more like this on Instagram: @maurice.
Celebration of Light
Team Canada put on a spectacular show at the 23rd annual Celebration of Light fireworks competition in Vancouver, BC, Canada. When the pyrotechnic display was finished, hundreds of boats streamed out of English Bay, many passing under the Burrard Street Bridge on their way back to their home marinas.
The Canadian Museum for Human Rights in Winnipeg, Manitoba
As someone who loves architecture and spaces, one of my most anticipated activities during our visit to Winnipeg on the "blogger train" was a tour of the upcoming Canadian Museum for Human Rights. The museum is not due to be completed until 2014, so we were issued hard hats, steel toed boots and safety vests before entering the construction zones. The structure is full of interesting angles, materials, and vantage points throughout. I'm already looking forward to returning one day when the project is complete.
For a complete set of photos including more night and interior views, please visit my Facebook page.
Beautiful Jasper, Alberta
If I had one regret during the train journey across Canada, it would be not having more time to spend exploring the spectacular landscapes in and around Jasper. I was only there for a few days, but I’ll forever miss waking up to the presence of serene lakes and majestic mountains - mere minutes away in every direction.
Canada Mural
To help celebrate Canada's 146th birthday, artist Chairman Ting was invited by the Canadian Tourism Commission to live paint a giant Canadian maple leaf on the side of Vancouver's Canada Place building on Canada Day.
Read more about Chairman Ting and why he was so proud to take on the project.
Tangle Falls
While making our way back to Jasper from the Columbia Icefield, we were lucky enough to get a clear view of Tangle Falls, a beautifully tiered cascade situated in Jasper National Park. Not long after that, we came across a trio of Rocky Mountain bighorn sheep grazing on a mountainside. They didn't seem to mind our presence and our cameras too much - if I didn't know better, I might even say they enjoyed the spotlight...
Canada Day Fireworks in Vancouver
Highlights from the Canada Day Burrard Inlet Fireworks Show in celebration of Canada's 146th birthday. The fireworks were viewable from a variety of vantage points from Canada Place and the Vancouver Convention Centre, right around to Stanley Park and the North Shore.
These photos were taken from a position beside the nine o'clock gun on the Stanley Park seawall. For more photos, please visit my Facebook page.
The CN Tower in Toronto
Looking up at, and down from, Toronto's CN Tower - the tallest free-standing structure in the Western Hemisphere.
The LookOut observation deck and the glass floor views were great, but I'm looking forward to returning soon to do the EdgeWalk!
(With "blogger train" friends, Alan & Veronica.)
Pyramid Lake - Jasper, Alberta
An atmospheric timelapse video of beautiful Pyramid Mountain in Jasper. This was shot and edited on an iPhone 5 from the shores of Pyramid Lake.
The Columbia Icefield - Volume I
A short trip south from Jasper, Alberta lies the Columbia Icefield, which feeds eight major glaciers. After a brief orientation, we boarded a gigantic Brewster Ice Explorer vehicle and headed for the vast, icy slopes of the Athabasca Glacier. It was an amazing feeling to step out onto ice formed from snow that fell hundreds of years ago. We also got the chance to fill up our water bottles and canteens with fresh glacial water - likely the best tasting water I’ve ever had!
The historic yet hip Distillery District of Toronto.
Once the largest distillery complex in the world, the Victorian-era buildings now house a variety of contemporary boutiques, artist studios, cafés, restaurants, and art galleries.
The gorgeous Toronto skyline at dusk.
Toronto has been a feast for the eyes so far. There is plenty of great architecture, myriad public spaces, and a variety of easily accessible viewpoints to enjoy…
Green and glass. The late, great Arthur Erickson’s Roy Thomson Hall, as seen during a downtown Toronto architecture tour.
Life on the train: Volume II
Featuring Alan, Russell, Micaela, and Shivya. Guest starring the lovely Doreen and Bryan, farmers from Yorkton, Saskatchewan, who are on a five-day journey en route to Halifax!
The upcoming Canadian Museum of Human Rights, by night.
Enjoyed a visit to FortWhyte Alive, a large nature park and environmental activity centre located in Winnipeg, Manitoba. We checked out an interesting experience called The Prairie Lagacy: The Bison & its People, which let us get up close and personal with a herd of bison. In addition to the mini-safari on the bison prairie, there were also forested areas for bird watching, small bodies of water for canoeing, and much more.