Street in Early Morning
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- art
- BC Ferries
- beaches
- birds
- black & white
- boats
- Bowen Island
- bridges
- British Columbia
- buildings
- Burrard Inlet
- children
- churches
- clouds
- Delta
- dogs
- doors
- East Vancouver
- element
- False Creek
- fences
- flowers
- food & drink
- Fraser River
- gardens
- Granville Island
- Hastings Street
- heritage
- houses
- Kitsilano
- lighting
- mountains
- music
- nature
- New Westminster
- New Westminster Quay
- North Vancouver
- ocean
- parenting
- parks
- people
- Pier Park
- public art
- restaurants
- rhododendron
- Richmond
- River Market
- rocks
- Salish Sea
- Salt Spring Island
- schools
- seawall
- Sechelt
- ships
- shops
- sky
- SkyTrain
- Spanish Bank Beach
- Spanish Banks
- Spring Break Adventures
- Stanley Park
- Steveston
- streets
- Sunshine Coast
- transit
- transportation
- trees
- UBC
- University of British Columbia
- Vancouver
- Vancouver Aquarium
- Victoria
- walks
- water
- West Vancouver
Photography by Leslie Robinson 
Nice tonality. I also see you have changed the name (and possible the focus) of your blog.
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Thanks! Yes, I did. I’ve decided not to change the focus, but to narrow it. I found I was getting far more response from my pictures than my writing about general subjects. My public has spoken 😉
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Beautiful. Twinkly. Serene. There is something about dawn…
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Thank you! My preference is to avoid dawn as much as possible, but sometimes you have to get up and go to work 😉
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I love this sort of light! I’ve become a bit of an early morning light addict. 😉
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I don’t have as much of a problem with it in winter, when it gets light fairly late 😉
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