This exhibition unveils a rarely seen archive of Chinese Canadian life from 1945 to the 1960s, featuring the work of Chong Hong Ho, Arthur Lee, Samuel Lee, Peter Wong, and Chuck Yip—self-taught photographers who captured friendship, swagger, and everyday flair.

After a dark and dreary winter there’s nothing like a walk through the blossoms in Vancouver when spring arrives. I’ve been out almost every day to capture a few of my favourite spots around the West End and Stanley Park.

Foghorns, temperature inversions, and uneasy views into the void of clouds where mountains should be in the distance. A fog has blanketed itself over parts of the region, Downtown Vancouver included, so I thought it would be a good time for some quick fog facts and photos.

A year-end recap and review of my photography and big moments in 2025. Happy new year and thank you for following Miss604!

A collection of my photography from around the West End and Stanley Park in Vancouver showing off autumn’s colours.

The Polygon Gallery in North Vancouver will feature a blockbuster survey of Lee Miller’s most pivotal and productive period: from her time as a highly sought-after studio portraitist to a commercial fashion photographer, and serving in a critical role as the World War II correspondent for the British edition of Vogue.

The 2026 Hope in Shadows Calendar from Megaphone Magazine has been revealed and it is now available from vendors on the streets of Vancouver featuring photography from the community.

The Cloudraker Skybridge opened in 2018 at the Top of the World Summit in Whistler, suspended at over 7,200 ft (over 2,100m) above the valley.

Vancouver hosted the first regular season WNBA game held outside the U.S. tonight at Rogers Arena as the Atlanta Dream took on the Seattle Storm.

Voting is now open for the photos that will appear in the Hope in Shadows 2026 Calendar, presented by Megaphone Magazine.