Since moving back home to Pemberton in 2013, I have been committed to creating a reputation as a photographer of people, of celebrations, smiles and memories. I'm a people person, and I can't wait to share some of these moments with you in the future. But do you want to know a secret? Landscapes are my … Continue reading Scorned Timber
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Shayla Wallace keeps an eye on the sky
I have family out east, who say they feel claustrophobic in the mountains - they like the wide skies of their flatland home. I'm sympathetic. But I like these mountains that hold up our sky. And the glimpses of sky and all its drama and glory. Thanks to Shayla Wallace for her ongoing Saturday posts. … Continue reading Shayla Wallace keeps an eye on the sky
What we see when we open our eyes… with Polek Rybczynski
This was a glimpse, said Polek,... I was streching in the living room when Tae, my 2 year old, was napping, and this was the glimpse when I opened my eyes between stretches. If the feature photo is a glimpse of life between stretches, the second one, below, is a glimpse of life between naps. … Continue reading What we see when we open our eyes… with Polek Rybczynski
Sunday self-portraits with Polek Rybczynski
Yesterday, Polek played on some new rocks, and managed to capture this self-portrait while he was at it. Feel the seasons shifting.
Photo of the Week: Gary Martin and his family look forward to spring
Happy Daylight Savings Day. Whether you actually sprang forward this morning, when the alarm went off, or are just looking forward to the lengthening days, here's a quiet moment of contemplation for you, from our contributing photographer Gary Martin.
Photo of the Week: Polek Rybczynski’s take on Mt Currie
I never get sick of this view. Polek shot it almost exactly 2 years ago. It was actually a reject from his daily photo blog, Valley of Light. Says Polek: For me this one represents taking a step back. Often times we get the low fog/mist in the valley and it gets to me sometimes … Continue reading Photo of the Week: Polek Rybczynski’s take on Mt Currie
Photo of the Week: Victoria Saddleman shows us there’s more than one way to see things (and no beauty is forfeited for the variety)
PSS grad and SLCC ambassador, Victoria Saddleman took this photo, behind her house, in the morning of December 28. When she posted it on facebook, I knew it was the perfect image to kick off our year of Sunday feature photos, mostly because of the insightful caption: Everyone sees this world differently. There's room for … Continue reading Photo of the Week: Victoria Saddleman shows us there’s more than one way to see things (and no beauty is forfeited for the variety)
Sightings: A convocation of eagles
Thanks to Stu Armstrong, for training his lens on this gathering (seriously, it's called a convocation) of eagles in Pemberton on Wednesday.
This is what it looks like to take solace by the river, with @garypmartin, photographer
Take it to the river. Your sorrow, your longing, your aching heart. The river, somehow, always seem to have the capacity to absorb it, and to keep on flowing. Gary Martin shares this image as his monthly contribution to our Wellness Almanac photo blog: An early morning moment of reflection and contemplation after some sad … Continue reading This is what it looks like to take solace by the river, with @garypmartin, photographer
Instagrammers of Pemberton: check out @northarmfarm
I'm a bit of a farm groupie, ICMYI - red tractors, flowering fields, rubber boots and piles of freshly harvested vegetables are my kind of eye-candy, so I had to give a shout-out to North Arm Farm for their delectable instagram feed. It's a bit of an undiscovered gem of an instagram account, and Emma … Continue reading Instagrammers of Pemberton: check out @northarmfarm