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Posted by bill |
Mar 10th, 2012
My fist real sign of Spring
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Posted by bill |
Sep 28th, 2011
It was at this site 1000 years ago , 500years before C0lumbus and Cabot that explorers from Greenland & Iceland
led by Leif Erickson founded the first European settlement. This is a UNESCO World Heritage site.
L’Anse Aux Meadows...
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Posted by bill |
Sep 27th, 2011
This is one remarkable site of the fjord and the massive cliffs of Western Brook Pond. This shot was taken over a mile away on one dark and cold morning in Sept.
I thought it was headed for the the trash until my friend Nick suggested we work with...
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Posted by bill |
May 7th, 2011
This as taken in mid afternoon early fall at Long Beach in Tofino
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Posted by bill |
Apr 28th, 2011
This is a picture that Marie took last Spring when a snow storm drove me off the lake.
I think it is a great caption of the fishermen being sent home for another day.
Also tells me Marie has an eye for what to capture
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Posted by bill |
Apr 23rd, 2011
Cambridge, Nunavut – Princess
I attended a celebration held in Cambridge Bay, Nunavut on the occasion of an agreement between Miramar Mining and the Nunavut people to develop the Hope Bay mine.
This little girl was the daughter of one of...
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Posted by bill |
Apr 3rd, 2011
This was part of a wonderful day at the mouth of the Fraser River as the sockeye run was on. This year was one of the largest runs in recorded history. Note the city of Vancouver in the...
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Posted by bill |
Apr 2nd, 2011
Took this from a chopper when flying from Anahim Lake into the Dean River.
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Posted by bill |
Apr 1st, 2011
This was one interesting morning at the Reifel Migratory Bird Sanctuary in Ladner BC. There were at least 30 photographers with lenses as long as your arm all poised waiting for this baby owl to pop its head out of the hollow tree nest. I had...
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Posted by bill |
Mar 31st, 2011
I have had much pleasure out of this picture. I call it my Bateman. It is the sort of painting that Robert Bateman would paint.
That young Buck thinks no one can see him. It is surprising the number of people who don’t notice him right away.
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Posted by bill |
Mar 31st, 2011
When I look at this picture I think of myself and how easy it is to vacillate between different opinions or actions and not put the other foot down. There is an old song of the church that is called standing on the promises of Christ my King. When...
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Posted by bill |
Mar 31st, 2011
On A very hot summer day we were leaving Trojan Pond when we spotted this handsome Buck relaxing in the shade of a few pine trees. Note the velvet antlers.He posed and then wandered off at his leisure.
Details VR 18-200 F3.5 -5.6 ,200mm, f/5.6 ....
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Posted by bill |
Mar 30th, 2011
This was a prize for me. I watched this fellow for at least 5 hours and some hundred shots. The male arrives about 2 weeks before the female and his job is to search out a nesting sight. There colour is vivid, as they are mating and starts to fade...
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Posted by bill |
Mar 30th, 2011
The Salmon run on the Squamish River is an attraction to photographers worldwide . Thousands of Eagles arrive annually to feed on the carcasses of spawning salmon.
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Posted by admin |
Mar 10th, 2011
A Christmas time tradition in our home is the Amaryllis. Grown from a bulb which is given to us every year by a close friend and gardner. I used a black velvet cloth as a background when I photographed this with my Leica D-Lux 4.
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Posted by admin |
Mar 10th, 2011
An Orca Whale near the mouth of the Fraser River at Steveston Village during the annual Sockeye Salmon run. There were three different pods, (approximatley 90 whales in total) having a massive feed on one of the largest sockeye salmon runs in...
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