We had an evening shoot with Andrew and Bonnie last Saturday. Bonnie works for the city and just had a tour of the newly re-opened seawall in front of the Olympic Village that's still under construction. While we were taking photographs, Bonnie would give us spiels of the Village's sustainability plans and the green choices they've made in rebuilding the seawall. We were quite impressed! Having a day job at a
carbon neutral company, I get more and more aware of our lifestyle choices and how it affects our environment.
On the breakwater at
Vancouver's Olympic Village.

on the boardwalk at the Millenium Water seawall.
Hanging out on an idle tractor which parked near the Vancouver Police Department. A Police cruiser passed by while we were shooting here. We kept an eye on him to see if he'd stop us. The policeman did slow down but with a big smile on his face as if to say... aahhh, love!
Lounging on someone's "living room"...
An old mill on 1st Ave...

Surrounded by building construction all around.
When we started the shoot, we could see these cranes from a distance on the other side of the water. Bonnie pointed it out to us and said, "Aren't they beautiful?" So, Rico thought it fitting that we use it to frame our dear couple.
Hanging out in front of
John Fluevog store where Bonnie got her wedding shoes. Funky! Can't wait to shoot some images of those.
Andrew and Bonnie are big fans of
Cirque du Soleil and have seen all of their productions that they've brought to Vancouver. And that's the Cirque's unmistakeable blue and yellow Grand Chapiteau that was just put up in the past week for this year's production,
Corteo, starting in June 12. You bet that Andrew and Bonnie will be there to see it and I'll be there to see the show with my mum.

Thanks for the great time, Andrew and Bonnie. We also particularly enjoyed the private tour of the seawall and it's green sustainability plans. We'll see you again in two weeks!