Granville Island is located across from downtown Vancouver,
separated by False Creek and nestled under the Granville Street Bridge.

Steep in history, it was once a thriving industrial island which housed many tenants serving
the forest, mining, construction and shipping sectors.

Today Granville Island has been transformed into a popular destination for locals and tourists alike.
An eclectic mix of shops, boutiques, restaurants, and live theatres, the island is also dotted with an array of arts and
crafts studios and galleries dedicated to local and regional work. Granville Island is perhaps most famous for its large and bustling Public Market, where local food vendors and artisans peddle their wares. From fresh seafood to specialty cheeses
and wines, one can always find the freshest ingredients here.

Usually Granville Island is a place teeming with people and tourists
but on this late foggy night, long after the shops have closed, I took a walk to appreciate its afterhours charm...