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Fort Langley May Day Parade: May 20th, 2013

For those of you not in my facebook I went to Fort Langley’s May Day Parade. Nothing is more canadian than a mountie on a horse (worth seeing just for that).

I’ve just uploaded the photos to facebook. They’re public so take a look if you want. :)

When I edit and upload these photos later and post them to my photography page it will probably only contain a few of the best shots, so I figured I would share them here.

Enjoy!

Hey Ocean! plays at ‘Party for the Planet’ a free musical concert in Surrey, celebrating Earth Day.

Hey Ocean! were awesome. They’re definitely one of my favourite bands, and definitely my favourite local band. These guys really should be more famous. :) They did an amazing cover of Arcade Fire’s Sprawl II, and had a really great set. Ashleigh has such a good voice live, and the others two singers were great individually and while harmonizing. Their stage presence was great too. They danced around and rocked. AND they were the only band to get an encore. :D

I also took a couple videos of them. I’ll post them when I can. The second video I took is only 2/3 of a song because my battery died. T__T

I also saw The Matinee, an Alt-country band. They were really great. I recorded a video too.

I’ll post the videos when I can. I need to clear some data off my phone first.

Took a few more photos today

Some of Vancouver’s wildlife:

View them on one of my pages below:

My photography tumblr page

My facebook photography page

Each photo links to a higher resolution photo on flickr.

5 more photos uploaded

View them on one of my pages below:

My photography tumblr page

My facebook photography page

I’ve finally caught up on all my photos. So probably no new ones posted for a while. I’ll go around the city and take new ones when the weather improves, though. :)

I’ve uploaded 5 new photos

View them on one of my pages below:

My photography tumblr page

My facebook photography page

Each photo links to a higher resolution photo on flickr.

Apr 7

I have a tumblr page for my photography

My photography tumblr page

Please share if you like the page. Thanks!

I’ve posted 150 photos so far, and have another 221 in queue. Once they’re all posted I’ll upload more of my recent ones there. :)

I made a post before but I posted it at a weird time and I sort of went off on a tangent. So I bet not many people saw it.

If you saw my previous post, feel free to ignore this message.

Apr 4

I’ve made a tumblr page for my photography

While I’ve got nothing much to do I figured I may as well promote my photography, as I think some of it is pretty decent.

I’ve made a page below; Only a few now but I’ll add some every day. :) 

It’ll have links to the other sites my photos are hosted too.

Whenever I make new uploads I’ll make a post with a link to the blog.

My photography tumblr page!

EDIT: I’m posting at a more rapid pace so that I can upload new photos soon.

I’ve made a facebook page for my photography

Want to keep up with my photography? I made a page. :D

Not much up now, but it will be coming soon. :)

Check it out:

Tynan’s Photography

Like/Share/Reblog if you like.

Staring into space.

Staring into space.

Jan 6
The Dark Tower in Scorpius 
Image Credit & Copyright: Don Goldman

Astronomy Picture of the Day:
2013 January 6
Explanation: In silhouette against a crowded star field toward the constellation Scorpius, this dusty cosmic cloud evokes for some the image of an ominous dark tower. In fact, clumps of dust and molecular gas collapsing to form stars may well lurk within the dark nebula, a structure that spans almost 40 light-years across this gorgeous telescopic portrait. Known as a cometary globule, the swept-back cloud, extending from the lower right to the head (top of the tower) left and above center, is shaped by intense ultraviolet radiation from the OB association of very hot stars in NGC 6231, off the upper edge of the scene. That energetic ultraviolet light also powers the globule’s bordering reddish glow of hydrogen gas. Hot stars embedded in the dust can be seen as bluish reflection nebulae. This dark tower, NGC 6231, and associated nebulae are about 5,000 light-years away.

Source: APOD

The Dark Tower in Scorpius 

Image Credit & Copyright: Don Goldman

Astronomy Picture of the Day:

2013 January 6

Explanation: In silhouette against a crowded star field toward the constellation Scorpius, this dusty cosmic cloud evokes for some the image of an ominous dark tower. In fact, clumps of dust and molecular gas collapsing to form stars may well lurk within the dark nebula, a structure that spans almost 40 light-years across this gorgeous telescopic portrait. Known as a cometary globule, the swept-back cloud, extending from the lower right to the head (top of the tower) left and above center, is shaped by intense ultraviolet radiation from the OB association of very hot stars in NGC 6231, off the upper edge of the scene. That energetic ultraviolet light also powers the globule’s bordering reddish glow of hydrogen gas. Hot stars embedded in the dust can be seen as bluish reflection nebulae. This dark tower, NGC 6231, and associated nebulae are about 5,000 light-years away.

Source: APOD