Something about me!

Christopher Raymond Jensen

A fifth-generation British Columbia boy (that’s in Canada); born in Burnaby General Hospital, February 3, 1958, to Raymond Christopher Jensen and Barbara Streeting. I was raised in Vancouver, B.C.  Canada, where I was also gained an Elementary School education.

I live on the street by Choice.  Binning is a way of life for me .  I came from a very troubled childhood with its many ups and downs.  Have been employed as a web pressman, Sound engineer, and there have been several labour jobs throughout my life.  Now I’m on disability which has come about from my haunted troubled youth.

A peek into my past photos

Summer of 2009

In the summer of 2009 I played a small part in the “VELO-CITY: Vancouver & the Bicycle Revolution” exhibit at the Planetarium Museum in Kitsilano.  I would like to thank Propellor Design members Pamela Goddard, Nick Rust, and Toby Barratt for giving me the honor by placing a photo of me among the entire great riders of our age.  One of the four photos below was used in Bicycle Revolution exhibit at the Museum in Kitsilano.

Vancouver Review

Photographer and Creative Director Mark Mushet has nominations in both Still-life (for an image of Bono’s shockingly vast tour-truck fleet) and People and Portraiture (for a shot of bike binner Chris Jensen from the “Velo-City” series)

Straight.com

With Velo-City, Propellor Design and the Museum of Vancouver pay tribute to the weird and wonderful world of local cycling

“VELO-CITY: Vancouver & the Bicycle Revolution”
AT THE MUSEUM OF VANCOUVER (THE MOV)

POSTED June 4, 2009 BY Bob Kronbauer

Resent photos done by Brian Thomson @ Portions © 2013 SmugMug, Inc.