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Another day of walking the streets of downtown Vancouver, cameras in hand. And a new adventure always just around the next corner!

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Brad Powell > The walls plastered in posters are always very intriguing to me.

Brad Powell > Urban decay as art.

Brad Powell > More of the adult district.

Brad Powell > Not really sure about this window display!

Brad Powell > A quarter can still buy something more than a phone call.

Brad Powell > A ticket is issued.

Brad Powell > The homeless are everywhere in Vancouver.

Brad Powell > This was a very cold morning...I just can't imagine what sleeping on the pavement was like.

Brad Powell > Panhandlers abound in downtown Vancouver....it seemed that a few people did stop and drop some change into his hat.

Brad Powell > We ran into this fellow twice...he was a lot happier than this image shows...he told us about a shop in Gastown that sold $700 dining room chairs...he just couldn't believe anyone would buy them.

Brad Powell > Dumpster diving in downtown Vancouver has become a means of support for many of the homeless. They actually make enough cash scavenging recyclables and re-usable items to feed themselves. Naturally, the City of Vancouver is currently looking into ways to get rid of the dumpsters all together.

Brad Powell > Syringes, cooking caps, bleach bottles, are everywhere you look in Vancouver. A testament to the size of the drug problem. These were laying at the base of the statue of Dr. Sun-Yat-Sen in Chinatown.

Brad Powell > Above the door of a high-end shoe store on Granville Street.

Brad Powell > The Hotel Europe...supposedly the narrowest building in North America.

Brad Powell > self portrait.

We ran into this fellow twice...he was a lot happier than this image shows...he told us about a shop in Gastown that sold $700 dining room chairs...he just couldn't believe anyone would buy them.

Brad Powell > We ran into this fellow twice...he was a lot happier than this image shows...he told us about a shop in Gastown that sold $700 dining room chairs...he just couldn't believe anyone would buy them.

We ran into this fellow twice...he was a lot happier than this image shows...he told us about a shop in Gastown that sold $700 dining room chairs...he just couldn't believe anyone would buy them.

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