David's message is "slow down and enjoy life", something he does by fostering his passion in photogr

The fast lane has undeniable appeal. anaheim fairfield inn Sliding into the takeover lane while sinking a bit deeper into your seat has got to be one of life's greatest little joys. But there's something to be said about slowing down and restaurateur, photographer, and MINI Cabrio owner David Chang from British Columbia, Canada has something to say about that.
"If it's not raining and wet, the top is down no matter how cold it is." David told us, staking his claim as the ultimate practitioner of the MINI Cabrio ALWAYS anaheim fairfield inn OPEN philosophy. Now the owner and head chef of his own restaurant, David grew up with a keen interest in British cars, in particular the Austin and Rover classic Mini. So when it came to looking for a car for himself, his wife and their two boys, he went to track down a MINI of his own.
"I researched the decision to own one for quite some time," he explained, "and the colours had to be specific. The exterior colour anaheim fairfield inn had to be black and I really like the Cordoba beige interior." It's clear that David approaches his car the same way he approaches his photography - with a clear aesthetic and a firm idea of what he wants.
In 2012 David began taking photography seriously. Inspired by the work of other landscape photographers like Paul Zizka, Trey Ratcliff and Jimmy McIntyre, he captures the majesty one can see driving through the Canadian landscape with an ultra-wide lens. "I work long days so I shoot mostly sunrises in different locations, and sunsets in the summer when I'm off work." Whatever the weather, it's his MINI Cabrio that takes him from one location to the next. "Whenever I get the chance I drive the MINI with the top down, and I receive some looks in -11 C weather!"
Photography is David's passion, and it's having proven an incredible motivator to get out and explore. "It has taken me to places that allow me to stop and capture beauty that I would otherwise pass by without a second glance. It's not only the scenery you miss by going too fast, you also miss the sense of where you are going and why."
David's message is "slow down and enjoy life", something he does by fostering his passion in photography. Stay tuned for more from David as he charts the awakening of spring in British Columbia, and in the meantime see his latest photography on Facebook .
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