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Having just returned from a short stay in the stunning Swiss town of Lauterbrunnen, I’m a bit of a drooly, overwhelmed mess. After all, with a head full of dreams carefully planted from years of pining over Lauterbrunnen on Instagram and Pinterest, my expectations were so high I could practically vomit from excitement. The issue? Many of the photos circulating online are actually snapped from drones, which means they’re not real views you can access without spontaneously sprouting wings. So, if you’re like me and have failed at sprouting said wings, I’ve done some groundwork for you! Here are some of my favourite viewpoints and Lauterbrunnen photo spots that I discovered, along with instructions on how to reach them. Best of all? Most of them are very easy to reach, with minimal hiking required (unless you’re craving the workout, in which case I have some options for you). I apologize that these viewpoints don’t have officia...

Where glassy cityscapes collide with marvels of nature, Vancouver is no doubt a photographer’s dream. I may be biased, but I believe that I live in one of the most photogenic cities in the world. Rain or shine, I find myself on the constant prowl for the perfect shot. So, whether you’re a visitor or a local, an amateur or a pro, here are 6 gorgeous Vancity photo walks you don’t want to miss. 1. Gastown There’s a lot to love about Gastown. Between cobblestone streets, ornate street lamps and magical lights, it’s hard to resist its historic charm. Initially Vancouver’s first downtown core, Gastown today is home to hip boutiques, startup offices and some of the most photographed landmarks in the city, including the Steam Clock and the Hotel Europe building.   2. False Creek The False Creek seawall walk from Science World to Granville Island is one of my favourites. This walk is the perfect vantage point for capturing Vancouver ...