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Jennifer Zhou | all galleries >> Galleries >> Cityscape > English Bay, Vancouver, Canada, 2003

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03-DEC-2003

English Bay, Vancouver, Canada, 2003

Canon EOS 10D
1/4000s f/8.0 at 15.0mm iso100 full exif

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Jennifer Zhou, 2004 Copyrighted, all rights reserved.

bhaswan		23-Aug-2006 00:48
you're extremely talented!! thanks for sharing!

Guest		03-Jul-2006 09:13
just perfect

Dom Burke		06-Nov-2005 18:22
just a great shot

nomada		11-Sep-2005 12:50
You have many great images in this gallery Jennifer. Congrats!!

Guest		10-Jan-2005 06:42
very nice shot!

Guest		19-Dec-2004 15:36
fantastic, I am B&W lover and this has it all, imposing blacks but not a dark image overall, very nice

monique jansen		15-Dec-2004 10:54
This is a wonderful and mysterious image, well composed too!

Don Guo		09-Dec-2004 19:53
Great English bay shot in B$W! ÁÜÀì¾¡ÖÂµÄÌåÏÖÁËºÚ°×Ó°µ÷ÔÚÆø·ÕÓªÔìÉÏµÄÌØµãºÍÓÅÊÆ£¬¶ø²»Ö»ÊÇÐÎÊ½ÉÏµÄ¡°ºÚ°×¡±£¬ÉîµÃºÚ°×Ö®ÕæÎ¶£¡

Guest		05-Dec-2004 22:45
*** nice depth.

Brian Klimowski		17-Nov-2004 05:24
What an amazing image, Jennifer. I can only confirm what others have said...this is a wonderful work of art and expression. Brian

Leo		09-Oct-2004 02:11
Ohh.. that morning, a very cold morning, we wake up very early, just as you asked if we can go to catch some pictures in the early fog. Today, when I see this photo, it still chills me, but if I'd given a chance to be there, I would.

Antje Schulte		05-Oct-2004 12:25
Perfect. Nothing less. The road draws you in, and clearly defined elements hold your attention. What more can I say? It's fantastic!

Phil Douglis		05-Oct-2004 04:40
****I stand by my comment of December 6, 2003. Long before we began working together, Jen, this image, perhaps more than other represented your art in my mind. Very spiritual, sentimental, romantic, beautiful work. Not of this world, but a world of the imagination. You showed me a sound grasp of composition and abstraction back then, but your work was not of this world, but of another. Time and time again, you used scale incongruity to express a vast expanse of space, the power of nature, and the relative insignificance of man. All of that and more is in this image. And you relied heavily on form to overlay your content, almost as if you were afraid to let your ideas speak for themselves. So this image, too, is covered in sepia, which further removes it form reality. I love the way that bridge floats in space out there in that cloud bank and that road slices through the image and goes right to it. If you want this to be a greeting card, keep it here, as is. If you want to use it as landscape, convert it to black and white, and remove the logo from the corner. The only flaw in this image, at least as far as I can see, are the cars parked next to that big tree. They are distractions -- too mundane to belong in this highly symbolic image.

Guest		08-Dec-2003 06:32
that is a bracing morning.. : ) looks cool....that bird had better be agile... headed right for the sun. I think photo depicts much, very much. easy on the eyes and spirit. wonderful edges also....

Phil Douglis		06-Dec-2003 03:59
Jenny, this image is incredible. Talk about scale incongruity! Everything is perfect -- the runner, the bird, the road, the mist, the bridge, the sun, the tree. It is like a stage set, and each actor has entered on cue for you. Amazing. Phil

Guest		05-Dec-2003 09:46
i went for a jog this day, then got home thought should i snag my camera then went nahh, and i was too lazy. guess i missed out, was too cold too .. Shawn

Brian Lai		04-Dec-2003 12:13
Jenny, this is really an amazing shot. I have to say it's perfect. Brian