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338 8th Ave West Loft 303
Vancouver, British Columbia V5Y3X2
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The Circular Path Turns Green

April 20, 2025 Jim Roche
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In Vancouver Photography, Objective Protography, Landscape Photography, Documentary Photography, Contemporary Photography Tags Circular Path, Jim Roche, Landscape Photography, New Topographics, Quiet Photography, Contemporary Landscape, Vancouver Artisit
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The Old Pool at the Bottom of the Hill

June 10, 2024 Jim Roche

The old pool at the bottom of the hill, at the edge of the urban woodland in Montreal, Canada.

In Vancouver Photography, Landscape Photography, Documentary Photography, Contemporary Photography Tags Mt. Royale, Montreal, Old Pool, Jim Roche, Landscape Photographer, Quiet Photography
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A Beak in the Clouds

December 26, 2023 Jim Roche

For several days, including Christmas Day, the Skys have been full of dark rain clouds. Only seldom is there a break. The man made structures in the garden often begin to glow when there is a break in the clouds. Sometimes their entire contents are visible.

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Near the Coquitlam River, overlooking the bog and mountains.

September 29, 2023 Jim Roche

The Coquitlam River is just 30 minutes from my house. On one side of the river re the mountains, and on the other is a large bog. Most of the area is flat, but small pathways of dirt criss-cross the bog, until finally it meets the cranberry fields were everything becomes uniform. Looking out from behind the brush it doesn’t seem possible there could be any order out there.

In Landscape Photography, Documentary Photography, Contemporary Photography Tags Jim Roche, Documentary Photography, New Topographics, Quiet Photography, Vancouver Photographer
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