Category Archives: Photography
Vancouver shrouded in fog
Recently I snowshoed up to Mt. Hollyburn in Cypress Provincial Park for an evening moonlit snowshoe. In the winter when the conditions are right, fog forms in the nearby ocean and rolls into Vancouver and area as the evening cools. … Continue reading
Permanent Waves
This blog title is borrowed from one of my favorite Rush albums. Recently I spent the better part of a week along the Oregon Coast; mostly around the Newport area. There’s something about the relentless pounding surf that makes one … Continue reading
The Remnant
Logging is common throughout my home province of British Columbia, Canada. With the onslaught of the mountain pine beetle killing off much of the forest in the southern interior, logging has gone into overdrive in an effort to salvage the … Continue reading
It’s all about the Christmas Lights
I’ve always had a bit of a love/hate relationship with the Christmas season. Hate in the sense of all the hustle and bustle of people hurrying impatiently around getting those loving gifts and the constant drone of Christmas music everywhere … Continue reading
Photography by Accident
Having been delayed by two accidents today I choose to write about photographing accidents. I drive truck for a living so I likely see more of them than most people do. I always have a camera with me and over … Continue reading
Vancouver from Seymour
The Mt. Seymour area is a great place for an evening winter hike/ snowshoe as it’s close to the Vancouver area, has easy access and has some great views of the city of Vancouver. The photos posted here are from … Continue reading
Bald is Beautiful
Bald eagles that is. The eagles have returned to the Vedder/ Chilliwack river system once again to feed upon spawned salmon. I was out today on an unfortunately dark overcast day which, while giving the even light necessary for good … Continue reading
The Forest and the Fog
I thought I would begin my first blog post with the image that comes from one of my favorite places to visit. This image is of a stand of mature western hemlock taken from a trail in South-Western British Columbia, … Continue reading