Canada Line [video]
My first trip on the newly opened Canada Line skytrain only took two minutes to go from downtown to the Airport:
UPDATE: Here’s Part Two of the video – the return trip sped up a little bit faster:
My first trip on the newly opened Canada Line skytrain only took two minutes to go from downtown to the Airport:
UPDATE: Here’s Part Two of the video – the return trip sped up a little bit faster:
A while ago, I picked up the $35 Konstruktor DIY film camera from Lomography. It seemed like a fun project of building your own 35mm film SLR camera. Turns out it was! The camera comes in a box that opens up to reveal two plates of parts (just like old model car kits) and a…
kk and I had a chance to talk with Johnny Weir (USA: Figure Skating) about his experiences in Vancouver during these Olympic Games:
If you’re planning on heading to Austin in early March to attend South by Southwest Interactive (SXSWi), here’s a few tips that might be helpful to you. I’ve been twice before and this year will be my third trip to Texas. Every year it’s gotten bigger than the last and I expect this year to…
This topic came up on Twitter today and I thought it might be worthy of a post. Lots of people ask me (and other photographers) what camera should they buy, and quite often: which is better: Canon or Nikon? I’m personally a Nikon guy for a simple reason: when I decided to get a DSLR,…
I’ve driven this route a thousand times… and I sped it up 1000% in iMovie ’09:
Playing with my Lensbaby Composer and the star disk from the creative aperture kit on my D90 while driving back from Seattle: Sometimes it’s fun when you don’t have to drive.
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I realized that when I commented on Facebook I omitted to say how cool this is.
So there.
This is cool, John.
:)
Thanks Allie :)
That is cool! I haven’t taken it yet, but this footage reminded me of a rollercoaster! Neat you can sit up front and look out though.
I neglected to bring my camera on my first trip (it was spontaneous when I had a long break between appointments at the Cancer Agency, so I have an excuse). But as my mother pointed out after her first trip, the underground section is way more twisty and turny than you might expect.
Mega awesome.