Photo Walk 5 – Spanish Banks, Vancouver

Thanks to my wife’s photo backup, I got these important photos back so that I can share with you all.   The following photos were taken at Spanish Banks, using a Canon EF-S 10-22 lens, with the Hoya Pro-1D Circular Polarizer attached.  The body is still the same Canon Rebel T1i.

We happened to catch the low tide on the day.  It was one of the mildest days I had this summer.

I forgot to take off the UV filter before putting on the Circular Polarlizer.  As you can see the corners are a bit covered and some artificial vignetting is resulted.

The far side in the middle of the photo is downtown Vancouver.  Will you walk there on the shallow water?

The clouds moved around quite quickly, we had shadows and then sun on and on.

The low tide lasted for a while, we probably spent about an hour walking out maybe 200 to 300 meters from the regular shore line.

Hope you enjoyed these photos.

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