Fog, and more fog. Well necessity is the mother of invention so I got creative with shadows and sunlight.

A foggy sunset at Tsusiat falls. This was my favourite evening on the trail, although I think Lorien was tired....

Well, we're back from the West Coast Trail, and despite the fact that the trip was cut short due to a tragic pasta related injury we still had a great time. THis pic is quintissential WCT. Waves, rocks, mist and ancient forest on the way to the Klanawa river.

The colours kept getting better in this sunset. Now we are into the cobalts and magentas.

I love the feelings this image evokes. Tree silhouette against a hillside stripped bare by logging in the golden light of sunset.

Sunset from Mount Steele seemed to reveal an infinite number of blue and purple mountains.

Climbng up to Mount Steele, Lorien thought the Tet had played a nasty trick on her. The trail kept going up.....at least the views were good.

We spent the weekend in the Tetrahedron (again!!) and this is the first image to come from it. Morning at Bachelor Lake. While Lorien was safely tucked in bed I was being savaged by mosquitos in pursuit of this image.

Yet another moonlight shot. This one was from a few days ago. I was trying to create a mystical feel, with the rich blue of the evening sky played off against the silver moon and reflections.

THe moon has meaning in every culture. I like it because it's made of cheese.

Hope these guys aren't heading south early. It is very tricky to say something different with wildlife shots. Hope this one does.

Sunrise over Howe Sound. The beauty of this scene hides the grim reality of a recent oil spill in the Squamish Estuary.

Another stab at Black and White. We went hiking up Lynn Creek on a changeable day. The clouds created dynamic shapes on the mountains and interesting shadow patterns on the creek.

The summer moon creates a magical path across Howe Sound to the Sky.

The rich red color of arbutus trees give the Sunshine Coast an almost mediterranean feel.

Here is a heavily photoshopped pic of the night sky, a potential painting perhaps?

Here is Lorien with her lantern from Iluminares. What a great festival.

The pheonix rises from the marshy frnge of Trout Lake to celebrate Illuminares.

It is amazing to me that such little tugs can pull booms of huge timber through the coastal fjords.

I really like this one. It has a lot of movement and action.