Showing posts with label Olympics. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Olympics. Show all posts

Friday, March 5, 2010

Gold medal faces


So I must admit that the best thing about being downtown after the gold medal hockey game was all the great characters rooming the city.  I'm  a huge costume lover so I love it when people don't have to wait until Halloween to bring out their other personality.





Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Hockey Gold for Canada!!!!!! Part 2



It was crazy downtown after the gold medal hockey game was over.  I walked with friends into the city down Cambie Street onto the bridge, which was closed due to the closing ceremonies.  They had turned one side into a parking lot for buses and the other for pedestrians something that will never happen again.  It was amazing to see in person. It was all about waving your flag, yelling at the top of your lungs and high-fiving any stranger that walked by. IT WAS REALLY FUN!!!!!!




Monday, March 1, 2010

Hockey Gold for Canada!!!!!! Part 1

Yesterday was so fun. Not only did Canada get the results they had hoped for in hockey but I got to experience it with some really close friends at their house and then with about 150,000 strangers downtown Vancouver.  The stress of watching that games was almost more than we could take. YAH CANADA!!

Monday, February 22, 2010

Procter and Gamble "Never Walk Alone"

At the beginning of January I was hired to shoot stills on a Procter and Gamble commercial that started airing this week.  It was dedicated to all moms for everything they do for their children on the road to the Olympics. The days were really long but I am a behind the scenes nerd and enjoyed watching the process of making the commercial. It always amazes me the work that goes into them and all the details you never see. 





Wednesday, February 17, 2010

Canadian Pride

From my local neighborhood to downtown Vancouver Canadians are showing the pride big and small.



Monday, February 8, 2010

Vectorial Elevation at 2010 Olympics

Go check out Vectorial Elevation. It uses 20 large robotic searchlights around English Bay. Amazing in person.