The Vancouver Club is one of the oldest buildings in downtown Vancouver. It was designed by British architects G.L.T. Sharp and Charles J. Thompson, who are also responsible for many other buildings from this period around Vancouver, including the UBC campus.
It first opened on January 1st 1914, and was built to resemble a substantial British townhouse. The club's previous building was located directly to the east.
Located on West Hastings St. between Hornby and Burrard St., and backing onto the harbour, it is an unusual sight in an area otherwise almost entirely comprised of high-rise office and residential buildings.
5-shot HDR taken from across the street (and directly next to a bus stop) at rush hour. I'll leave it as an exercise to the reader to guess how long it took to get those five exposures without capturing vehicles or pedestrians in the frame...
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Like your photo. I don't know how to do what your talking about . But your photo looks very nice. The flag is a little blurred.But with 5 shots would have thought it would be a lot more.
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