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Milky Way And Lighthouse At Stanley Park
I saw a post on the internet on how to bring out the milky way in very light polluted locations. I tried their procedure and sure enough - you can see it a little bit. There is also a meteor in this shot - the perseid meteor shower was starting. John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > August 2016 > Milky Way And Lighthouse At Stanley Park
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Soft Blossoms At Stanley Park
Soft Blossoms At Stanley Park John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > April 2016 > Soft Blossoms At Stanley Park
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Downtown Vancouver From Stanley Park
This is from the little bay between Deadman's Island and Hallelujah Point. It's a composite of 5 images. John Harvey Photo > Photos of Vancouver > Downtown Vancouver From Stanley Park John Harvey Photo > Stanley Park > Downtown Vancouver From Stanley Park
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Nucella_lamellosa
This snail, or one like it has been busy laying eggs on the rocks. John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > June 2019 > Nucella_lamellosa
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Looking Under The Big Rocks
Looking Under The Big Rocks John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > June 2019 > Looking Under The Big Rocks
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Faint Milky Way Above Trees
The contrast/lighting difference between the trees and the sky is quite difficult to overcome. I settled for a bit of "marine fog". John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > August 2016 > Faint Milky Way Above Trees
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Leather Star In Water
Leather Star In Water John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > June 2019 > Leather Star In Water
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Deadman Island In The Fog
Deadman Island In The Fog John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > January 2015 > Deadman Island In The Fog
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Baby Mottled Stars
These two were on the underside of a piece of kelp. This was going to be a long low tide so we put them back on the kelp and put them in the ocean. Species: Evasterias troschelii (mottled star)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > June 2019 > Baby Mottled Stars
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Ochre Star With Wasting Disease
There is a diffuse white path and what looks like a white scar on the top of the star. This is infection that may kill this star.
This star being in the sand rather than hiding under a rock doesn't bode well either. Species: Pisaster ochraceus (Ochre Star)
John Harvey Photo > Blogs for 2022 to 2005 > June 2019 > Ochre Star With Wasting Disease
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