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Random Entry: Thermal's up, let's catch a ride  
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More random glimpses of Vancouver, snapshot style.

Walking along the train tracks on Commissioner Street, inside the Port of Vancouver area, I came upon silos that stood above me like merciful giants absorbed in their own endeavors.

I stopped in a back alley, amused by the color similarity between the parking sign and the Smart car, and by the fact that the first was actually bigger than the latter. Then, just as I was pressing the shutter, this guy came out of nowhere, repelling down his window washing rope and unknowingly linking the sign to the small car.

The heron on Lost Lagoon caught me by surprise, flying off before I could setup the shot. I whipped the camera around and snapped a picture through the trees. The shot is slightly blurry but I love the reflection.

 

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