2007-12-14 - Train Unveiling Ceremony
Here you will find photography of the Vancouver, B.C. Canada Line, which opened to the public on August 17th, 2009.
High-resolution versions of all of the photographs displayed here are available upon request.
If you use any of these photographs, please credit "Tafyrn & Seamora", and provide a link back to this blog.
High-resolution versions of all of the photographs displayed here are available upon request.
If you use any of these photographs, please credit "Tafyrn & Seamora", and provide a link back to this blog.
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- 2007-12-29 - Waterfront Station
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- 2007-12-21 - YVR Station
- 2007-12-21 - Marine Drive Station
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- 2007-12-14 - North Arm Bridge
- 2007-12-14 - Operations and Maintenance Centre
- 2007-12-14 - Bridgeport Station
- 2007-12-14 - Train Unveiling Ceremony
- 2007-12-11 - Waterfront Station
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- 2007-12-11 - Broadway/City Hall Station
- 2007-12-10 - Middle Arm Bridge
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3 comments:
Nice blog!
Could you please also post these on flickr so we can leave photo notes, tag, etc. in other words do all the social things with photos that people are used to?
The blog format selected enables the primary goal of providing an organized repository of the tens of thousands of images that have been and will be taken of the Canada Line, while still permitting a limited degree of commenting and discussions.
Can you let us know what your concerns are with using flickr, so we can help work through whether there are features in flickr that might address the functionality that goes beyond simply meeting your primary goal? I know I'd like to be able to favorite the cool shots. :)
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