The very flat Waldorf Building in Vancouver Canada just outside of Gastown. The building was used for many things in the past and is currently a place of residence and business.

Some things to note is that the sun was high that day so taking a picture w/o shadow casting was hard. The secret here was to get as close to the building as possible and be in the shade. I exposed for the building since I did not have a flash (nor would it have lit the whole building.) I knew I could fix the overexposed sky in Aperture later.

Camera: Canon 60D
Lens Model: Canon EF 28-70mm f/2.8L
ISO: 200
Aperture: ƒ/2.8
Shutter: 1/1000
Mode: Aperture Priority
Bias: -2/3
Filter: Circular Polarizer
Post Processing: Aperture 3.5

Erick Redcloud

A partially blind Graphic Designer, Freelance Travel Photographer, Artist, Buddhist and Vegetarian who loves to travel. Erick loves traveling by being with the locals and going off the beaten path. He is the founder and owner of Pathlesstravels and loves inspiring others to follow their dreams, whether it is to travel or something completely different. He started Pathlesstravels to hone is photography skills and to meet amazing people, and to help a friend break into journalism. Check out his photography at his link.

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