After my move to Japan I realized I still have material I haven't fully processed from Vancouver. Here are some large panoramic photographs that are complete. This time they are shown much larger than I've been able to show them before.

日本へ移ってから、実はまだバンクーバーで進行中であった素材があることに気づいた。
ここではすでに完成済みのいくつかのパノラマ写真を紹介する。今回は以前よりもさらに大きなスケールで
ウェブ上にて見られるようになった。

I shot the brothers series on film using an old studio camera. I had this idea to mount a camera in front on my brother Nik's car. So it took forever to shoot it but the results are worth it. We planned each shot carefully but then the moment was still spontaneous. Eventually we were pulled over by the RCMP because he wanted to know what we had attached to the 2x4s bolted to the front of Nik's '69 Beaumont. He must have thought it was cool, since we took a photo together.

Granville Street is one of the oldest and most central Vancouver streets. It is both a pedestrian mall where the oldest department stores started out and a place where small local businesses operate among pan-handlers and homeless teens. A row of old movie theatres have been converted to night clubs and auditoriums. I tried to show this range within one block using only one image.

I photographed Dunsmuir Street and Homer Street from February to May of 2004. I finally used about 200 of 450 images taken for these two panoramic views. I aimed not for recreating the street as an architectural map but a temporal map, creating a feeling of how the two streets are used.