PHOTOGRAPHY IS forever

Thoughtful and unique gifts help build meaningful relationships that last forever. Vancouver based photographer Tallulah has created a series of black and white images of memorable Vancouver scenes. These are the perfect gift for a client visiting Vancouver or a person who is moving into a new home or just for you.

Archival photographic prints are framed 16”x 20” signed and with a certificate of authenticity $350.00

Archival photographic prints are matted 10”x 10” signed and with a certificate of authenticity $85.00

Siwash Rock, Vancouver

Totem Poles, Stanley Park, Vancouver

Koret Building, Vancouver

Hotel Europe, Vancouver

Homelessness in Vancouver, British Columbia is a crisis that has worsened dramatically in the past decade. Hundreds of homeless have been forced to take refuge in Oppenheimer Park in the Downtown Eastside — the nation’s poorest postal code — at the juncture of Powell and Cordova streets. Here, people cobble together temporary shelters using tents, tarps and umbrellas. At night, hordes of rats emerge, looking for food. Despite the appalling living conditions, there is a sense of community; people look out for and help one other. This Dickensian spectre is backdropped by the stunning incongruity of glass business towers and multi-million-dollar condominiums rising high into the sky meres blocks away.

Actor Precious Chong agreed to an interview with the WPP – going through the images I thought I would share a few shots on my diary page. Currently, Precious co-wrote and is starring in Homewrecker a comedy/horror film. I saw it at the Rio Theatre in Vancouver and it is currently on the film festival circuit.