So my friend Zeebo and I climbed a 100 year old rusty fire escape, that was hardly still attached to the wall, and we made this image here from four floors up in Chinatown. It is
29 frames from a Nikon D300 that is stitched together for one large panorama. It's 5.5 feet wide.
We had permission from Sean Pearson and Alyssa Schwann to shoot their RUF project. You should head down to 46 E Pender and check it out while it is there. From their site:
"GO! transforms one of Vancouver’s many underused, under-lit areas into an illuminated canopy of light and space. Utilizing umbrellas printed with a luminescent map of the Bright
Light galleries, video projections, light installations and programmed events, the courtyard becomes a lively gathering space, encouraging participation and play, gatherings and
discovery, celebrating neighbourhood and community.
Organised by ASIR Studio, Rural Urban Fantasy Project and Organelle Design."
www.rufproject.com/
Rural Urban Fantasy Project. Vancouver
ASIR Studio
Check it out!