East Van Interior Design

I had the pleasure of shooting this beautiful East Vancouver home designed by the lovely Vancouver-based interior designer, Bryony Wright.

3" thick quartz waterfall island countertop with Carrera marble subway tile backsplash. 

Open concept layout - kitchen/dining room

I was also lucky enough that the home owner liked my fine art photos and decided to hang some of my prints in prominent spaces in his home. It's always a treat to see your work printed on a large scale like this. 

A large black-and-white abstract photo shot by me and printed on acrylic hangs on the wall of the master bathroom. 

A Mediterranean tryptic printed on acrylic hangs in the upstairs hallway 

Geometric tile and stripes in the powder room. 

Love the white cow-hide rug in the living room

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All images © Levi Groeneveld - Vancouver Interior Design Photographer 

Featured on the Vancouver Is Awesome Blog

Recently, Vancouver's "best local blog", Vancouver Is Awesome, featured a photo of mine on their website and Instagram account. Every day, they pick their favourite Instagram photo of the day and share it with their followers. On May 28th, they picked one of mine! Pretty cool. Here's a screenshot: 

I took the photo on a Tuesday hike adventure up on Mt Seymour with a buddy of mine. Guess there's still snow up there in late May! Here's the original shot: 

If you're looking for Vancouver Instagram accounts to follow, then add me at instagram.com/levigroeneveld and don't forget VIA's account here.

© Levi Groeneveld - Vancouver architectural and fine art photographer

Travel Photography: Playa Del Carmen

I was lucky enough to spend a week in Mexico last month. And like any good photographer with his priorities in order, I couldn't wait to take some travel photos! 

There is something about that Tropic of Cancer sky that is difficult to put into words. It's so much different than the sky here in Vancouver (and not just because it's cloudy here 80% of the time!). The Mexican sky is somehow muted and neon at the same time. Combined with green palms, turquoise water, white sand, and warm architecture it's a fun place to make pictures. 

I came home with a lot of keepers, but I was particularly happy with how the two abstract photos below turned out. 

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All images © Levi Groeneveld - Vancouver Fine Art Photographer