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Thank You Vancouver, I’ll Miss You!

Over the past week, I’ve been walking around Vancouver appreciating the amazing weather and taking in the stunning views that I will soon be missing. So I thought I would share some my images that I’ve taken in the past several years in our beautiful city.

Thank you Vancouver for your amazing beauty and for 12 wonderful years! I’ll miss you!

BC Place, Vancouver

BC Place, Vancouver, Canada – © 2013 Mariska Richters Photography

False Creek, Vancouver, Canada

False Creek, Vancouver, Canada – © 2013 Mariska Richters Photography

 

The 2010 Winter Olympic Cauldron - © 2013 Mariska Richters Photography

The 2010 Winter Olympic Cauldron – © 2013 Mariska Richters Photography

Gastown, Vancouver, Canada

Gastown, Vancouver, Canada – © 2013 Mariska Richters Photography

 

The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden, Vancouver, Canada

The Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden – © 2013 Mariska Richters Photography

Chinatown, Vancouver, Canada

Chinatown, Vancouver, Canada – © 2013 Mariska Richters Photography

Robson Square, Vancouver, Canada

An Evening at Robson Square, Vancouver, Canada – © 2010 Mariska Richters Photography

 

Summer Solstice Sunset at Jericho Beach, Vancouver, Canada

Summer Solstice Sunset at Jericho Beach, Vancouver, Canada – © 2011 Mariska Richters Photography

A Walk in the Woods at Lynn Canyon, Vancouver, Canada

A Morning Walk in the Woods at Lynn Canyon, Vancouver, Canada – © 2011 Mariska Richters Photography

Moon Rise Over Vancouver, CanadaMoon Rise Over Vancouver, Canada

Moon Rise Over Vancouver, Canada – © 2012 Mariska Richters Photography

 Thank you Vancouver, I’ll miss you!

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