I am finally getting around to updating this website, including the addition of new galleries. This one, featuring photos from a canoe trip on the Coulonge River in Quebec, is the first, but there will be more so check back again sometime soon.
I just found this picture of Shooting Stars that I took last spring when I still lived in Victoria. I haven’t taken any pictures of the spring flowers here in Ontario yet this year, but…
Recently, Kaydi Pyette, the intrepid editor of Canoe Roots magazine was surfing around my website and encountered my “Recipe for a Wolf Photograph” blog. She liked it so much that she asked if she could publish it in her magazine. So pick up the latest issue and you can see it in print for yourself. You can also view it online in the spring issue of Canoe Roots…
I’ve been in the Great Bear Rainforest for two and a half weeks now and it has only rained once. But I have been hoping for rain. The way the mist and clouds mingle with the mountains on rainy days makes me feel like I’m somewhere in Middle Earth…
Bruised and battered from making its way to its birthplace-cum-spawning-grounds, this Chum Salmon looks kinda gnarly. But when the picture appeared on my screen it evoked vivid memories for me. It drew me back to the magic and excitement of traipsing around the rainforest in rubber boots; of standing alone in a river, taking photos of salmon while keeping watch for grizzly bears.
There is good news and bad news. The good: I’ve been immersed in the wilderness of the BC coast for nearly a month now. The bad: there is little opportunity to update this blog. Well,…
Tavish Campbell and Pacific Wild give us a breathtaking view of the colourful life under the surface of the Great Bear Sea.
Stunning shots!
Roddy say’s you look wet and cold, but that you’re that kind of guy that isn’t even bothered when he’s wet and cold. I told him he’s right – you are that type of guy, and when I would get wet and cold and miserable and complain about it you wouldn’t put up with me. And that’s how I’ve come to be the coolest (cousin of Tim) in the world.
By the way, I’m very dry. And very comfortable.