Photo showing pigs and lucky cat knick knacks on the shelf at a breakfast cafe near the Island Highway on Vancouver Island.

Graham Spence Creative

Objects

Every object holds a memory, a purpose, or a hidden beauty waiting to be noticed. In this gallery, I explore the personality of the physical world. By isolating details like the vibrant glow of a skytrain installation or a mannequin’s still silhouette, these images invite you to find the extraordinary within the ordinary objects of our lives.

Sculpture
Close-up, front view photo of the famous mammoth at the Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria, BC
The iconic green train lantern displayed at the Royal British Columbia Museum in Victoria.
A tanker sits on green moonlit waters in Vancouver's English Bay.
A golden sunset frames two cargo tankers in Vancouver's English Bay, anchored and waiting in the queue.
Three tankers sit in a dark, cloudy English Bay in Vancouver, BC.
A distant blue tone shot of cargo tankers resting on a calm sea in a queue to visit Vancouver's port.
Sparkling water rushes over top of a row of turquoise colored stones in Vancouver, BC.
A New Westminster bridge tower is reflected in a quayside puddle.
The iconic blue lantern and bulb seen at various Skytrain stations in Metro Vancouver, BC.
Skytrain Car During COVID Quarantine
A blue SkyTrain lantern against a blurred backdrop of Burnaby.
Water fountain bubbles
On deck industrial lighting for BC Ferries is spooky in black and white.
Three traffic sign boards make an eerie, red silhouette on a foggy Vancouver night.
A blue patio light against a bright red backdrop.
Black and white photo showing a close-up of one clear glass patio light.
Gilmore skytrain station art installation of purple light-tipped rods
A dog water faucet glows blue in a late night on English Bay, Vancouver. 2006 Photo
Extreme closeup shot of link chain
Closeup photo of a park bench screw
Red deck and patio chair
A night exposure image of Vancouver's skytrain in a motion blur.
A summer evening photo of the Pool ladder handles of Central Park in Burnaby, BC.
Track level view of a distant train car with bokeh effect
Close up photo showing the aged, cracked face of a large garden clock.
Close up photo showing white pallbearer gloves resting on a brass hand rail with red roses.
Close up detail of a red, glittery Fender guitar.
A black telephone pole and wires cross against a dusky, purple sky.
Photo showing pigs and lucky cat knick knacks on the shelf at a breakfast cafe near the Island Highway on Vancouver Island.
A close-up image showing the famous yellow pull cable that alerts Vancouver bus drivers that someone wants the next stop.
An image showing a blue painted section of an empty public swimming pool at Central Park in Burnaby, BC.
A photo of a blue industrial garage door at night, partially illuminated by the interior yellow lighting.
Nostalgic summer photo of a mustard bottle, vinegar and napkin dispenser as seen at the outdoor patio for Lucy's Diner on Main Street in Vancouver, BC.
Sepia toned image of retro style glass light bulbs and wire hanging in a row, as seen in the law offices of Callison and Hanna, a Vancouver-based law firm.
Sepia toned image of retro style glass light bulbs hanging in a row, as seen in the law offices of Callison and Hanna, a Vancouver-based law firm.
A vertical, close-up photograph of a series of vibrant balloons arranged in a row. The shot is taken from a low angle, looking along the curved tops of the balloons. The red balloons in the immediate foreground are in sharp focus, showing smooth, reflective surfaces with small bokeh light glints. Behind them, the colors transition into purple, blue, green, and yellow, each layer becoming increasingly blurred due to a shallow depth of field.
A vertical photograph showing a diagonal row of weathered, light blue wooden horseshoe pitching boxes at Central Park. The closest box is labeled with a large, dark number "14" in a stenciled font. The boxes recede into the background, becoming increasingly blurry, with the numbers 13, 12, and 11 visible. The wood is peeling and aged, and the stations are set on a dirt and gravel path.
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