Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
Here’s another mishap. Not too long ago while working with well known image editing software, which will go unnamed, something odd happened. I don’t know why and, thankfully, haven’t been able to recreate the problem.
This should appear as one normal (hold on, who wants to call their creations ‘normal’)… Let’s just say this should appear as one image, not a patchwork of repeated pieces.
Fortunately there’s an upside. I’m calling it art.
Anyone seen anything like that?
A view towards Maple Bay and Sansum Narrows as seen during the last moments of light on a spring evening.
While exploring a path in the local forest, I came across these flags. No Tibetans in sight.
Peace, strength, compassion, and wisdom.
From today’s technical rehearsal at ArtSpring Theatre, the Gulf Island Secondary School music students put the final touches on their end-of-semester performance. There are two different shows, one June 5 and one June 6.
As always, under the encouragement and mentoring of GISS and GISPA teacher Bruce Smith, the students once again rise to the task. And never fail to amaze.
Congrats to all the performers, particularly those in their last year at GISS.
* temporary link to the uncropped, unedited rehearsal photos from this afternoon
It was brutal out there today at the Gulf Islands School District Elementary Track Meet.