Stanley Park
So I went to Stanley Park with my friend to take pictures of well, Stanley Park. The photoshoot didn't take as long as I thought it would, and I saw more stunning, and interesting things than I thought I would. For one, I NEVER thought I would ever see a swan, let alone it cleaning itself. I didn't even KNOW they were around Stanley Park. Whaddya know? You learn s/th new everyday~
Oh funny incident. Me and my friend was almost attacked when we were waiting to cross the road. Luckily, the light turned red, and so I ran across, while my friend who didn't notice, tried to back away from the goose, so I reminded her that the light was red now. Scaaarryyy.
Another funny story! I think the animals at Stanley Park are used to pictures~ I told 2 geese at entrance & a squirrel to turn towards the camera and they did! What a surprise~!
ONTO THE PICTURES! - Only some are uploaded. There are more than 200 pictures after all. Oh some of the swan ones aren't mine, just the one that surrounds the swan with bushes and branches, making it look like a border.
The weather was...very bad. Well not too bad towards later in the trip, but in the morning, it was only cloudy, but closer towards noon, it was raining! I had to take pictures while it was raining! My friend and I had to hold each other's umbrellas to take pictures, but if we took regular pictures with our digicames, it was fine. Funny how it stopped raining when I was nearly finished with the shoot; well whatever. Clouds are better than a sunny day in black and white photography~
Overall, the trip was much, much more refreshing than I thought it would be! Originally I thought it would be boring, and tiring, since I had to walk around so much, but maaaan was I wrong! It was actually quite refreshing, and fun! I saw and learned a lot more about animals than I ever knew about. Maybe I'll go again someday, probably in the far future though.
Idk. Just took it.
Albino duck?!
Split tree :P
I believe it's shaking excess water off itself after cleaning.
Kekeke. Duckie.
Isn't it pretty? I got part of my shoes wet for this shot!
Hollow tree!
You can see that I'm obsessed w/ Lost Lagoon.
The two at the entrance!
Oh funny incident. Me and my friend was almost attacked when we were waiting to cross the road. Luckily, the light turned red, and so I ran across, while my friend who didn't notice, tried to back away from the goose, so I reminded her that the light was red now. Scaaarryyy.
Another funny story! I think the animals at Stanley Park are used to pictures~ I told 2 geese at entrance & a squirrel to turn towards the camera and they did! What a surprise~!
ONTO THE PICTURES! - Only some are uploaded. There are more than 200 pictures after all. Oh some of the swan ones aren't mine, just the one that surrounds the swan with bushes and branches, making it look like a border.
The weather was...very bad. Well not too bad towards later in the trip, but in the morning, it was only cloudy, but closer towards noon, it was raining! I had to take pictures while it was raining! My friend and I had to hold each other's umbrellas to take pictures, but if we took regular pictures with our digicames, it was fine. Funny how it stopped raining when I was nearly finished with the shoot; well whatever. Clouds are better than a sunny day in black and white photography~
Overall, the trip was much, much more refreshing than I thought it would be! Originally I thought it would be boring, and tiring, since I had to walk around so much, but maaaan was I wrong! It was actually quite refreshing, and fun! I saw and learned a lot more about animals than I ever knew about. Maybe I'll go again someday, probably in the far future though.
Idk. Just took it.
Albino duck?!
Split tree :P
I believe it's shaking excess water off itself after cleaning.
Kekeke. Duckie.
Isn't it pretty? I got part of my shoes wet for this shot!
Hollow tree!
You can see that I'm obsessed w/ Lost Lagoon.
The two at the entrance!