Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
This scene was captured at the little known Blackburn Mall. Previously a dump near Blackburn Lake, and now a ‘transfer station’ it’s also home of the Blackburn Mall. Stuff that’s just too good to throw away can be left at the ‘mall’. Another visitor might be browsing the mall and decide they can use the thing that you left. They make a donation and take it away.
And it wouldn’t be Salt Spring without a bit of art to be discovered around the edges. Love it!
Gleniffer is 100 years young. Built in 1912 in Hong Kong from Burmese Teak, she belies her age as her long narrow profile slices the waters near Ganges, British Columbia.
The Canada Day festivities on Salt Spring once again included a huge and well attended car show. Lot and lots of classic cars all shiny on the outside and immaculate under the hood.
A proud grandmother was holding this beauty while waiting for the ferry.
Check out those lashes!
The altered reality of a foggy scene is just too good to ignore. These two quick snapshots were taken on my way back down a Salt Spring mountain. The superb helicopter I was scheduled to fly in was grounded. Unfortunate because we were off to do some aerial photography of the Velo Village cyclists-only ferry.
Silver lining: I was able to experience the fog instead.
