When my wife and I were hiking in Cathedral Provincial Park I was soaking my toes in the lake to soothe the blisters a little and this is what I saw. He didn’t catch anything while I was watching in case you’re wondering.
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Cattails on a Frosty Morning
I found these cattails (along with the machine) while out for a photo-drive this morning. I really like the colors and the amazing lighting.
Rise of the Machine
I had to get out of the house this morning due to a “Ladies Christmas Coffee” going on so I grabbed my camera and headed out. This is not what I was planning on taking a picture of. When I am driving and I see light like this I just have to stop. I’m sure the driver of the equipment was wondering what the heck I was doing.
Rad
This is the front end of a 1936 (or so) Yellowstone White Model 706 tour bus that has been restored to tour people around the park. The grill and bumper has a cartoon-like appearance and seems to be smiling (to me anyways).
Reach
This one was also taken in Puerto Vallarta at our hotel while I was waiting for my wife to email the kids. I never mind waiting when I have my camera along. That’s when I often find stuff to shoot.
Solitude
I took this with my 300mm telephoto. This windsurfer was way out there all by himself enjoying some great wind. He was really flying.
Shadows on a Yellow Wall
When my wife and I went to Puerto Vallarta I was out on the deck waiting for her to get changed for dinner and this is what I saw.
Polo Referee
I grew up in Central and Southern Alberta so most contact that I had with horses had to do with bucking broncos and barrel racing (watching not participating). In Kelowna I live near to a few grass turf farms and on one of them they play polo on while waiting for it to grow. It’s more exciting than simply watching it grow. One day when they were playing a match we stopped in to see what it was all about and these are a couple of shots. If you ever get a chance to watch polo, make sure you do it.
Margaret Falls
If you ever go camping at Herald Provincial Park near Salmon Arm, BC, make sure you make the short hike up to Margaret Falls. The hike itself is cool because it is through a rain forest microcosm in a narrow canyon in a region of the province that is quite dry. You get the the end of the canyon and there is this great falls that is quite hard to get a good picture of because of its size relative to how far back you can get. I could just barely fit the falls in my frame with my widest angle lens.
Strut
Just a peacock showing off as usual. Human males are far more sophisticated…
