Here's another panorama stitched from two photos taken from Bayview Residences. Yesterday's pano was the view facing eastwards across the downtown and tourist section of the city. Now we are facing northeast. The blue bridge on the right of this photo, the Johnson Street Bridge, marks the division between the lower/inner harbour and the upper harbour, pictured above. This view of Victoria encompasses most of the industrial area of the city. The Gorge waterway stretches away to the left into residential neighbourhoods.
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Industrial
Here's another panorama stitched from two photos taken from Bayview Residences. Yesterday's pano was the view facing eastwards across the downtown and tourist section of the city. Now we are facing northeast. The blue bridge on the right of this photo, the Johnson Street Bridge, marks the division between the lower/inner harbour and the upper harbour, pictured above. This view of Victoria encompasses most of the industrial area of the city. The Gorge waterway stretches away to the left into residential neighbourhoods.
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This view of a prime waterfront area is one that would seem a natural to be dedicated to public usage, especially considering the shortage of appropriate festival locations beyond the current parking lots now being used.
ReplyDeleteInstead, it will be developed as another more tax-revenue friendly condo location with a narrow public access strip/walkway.
I really like the way you've stitched these into panoramas. Great effect.
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