Jeffrey Yip

Web-head

This past weekend our photojournalism instructor asked us to photograph a spider. I have to say that I’m pretty happy with my photos. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post

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San Francisco, Day 2

The San Francisco Bay Area’s weather is weird. I was under the impression that the further south I travel the warmer it gets. In fact, I’d always thought of California as a hot place. But, I was wrong. San Francisco (SF) is cold. Don’t let anyone tell you different. But, drive south of SF to [...]

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San Francisco, Day 1

When I was younger my travelling philosophy was simple: wake up early, see as much as possible during the day, and then return to the hotel late into the night to catch a few hours of sleep before getting up early and doing it all again. I’m older now and maybe it’s because of that [...]

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San Francisco, Day 0.5

Last month I was fortunate enough to travel down to San Francisco (SF) for a much needed vacation. I’d been to SF before, but that was many years ago when I was a kid. The reason for the trip was so that my girlfriend, V, could go and visit two of her friends that she [...]

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Getting oriented

I was pretty proud of myself this past Tuesday. It was my first paid job as a photographer. Thanks to Mitch and Matt for being too busy to take the job and passing along my name. And while it wasn’t exactly photojournalism, it was nice to use the photography skills that I learned in school [...]

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No Prorogue – Part Two

The Runner used another one of my photos for an article about prorogation. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Recommend on Facebook share via Reddit Share with Stumblers Tweet about it Subscribe to the comments on this post

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Video

Critical Mass

My colleague Matt Law and I made this video for the final project for our multimedia class. The video is about the Critical Mass bike ride in Vancouver. It was published online at straight.com, the online version of the Georgia Straight.