Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
Earlier this summer, Barbra Edwards and Fiona Duthie teamed to create the exhibition SHIFT exploring layers of perspective at Mahon Hall. It was an intriguing combination of fabric art and painting. Paintings and dresses were paired to work together…and they did. Clever show…a bit of New York on Salt Spring.
Eel Grass Flowing in the Tide
A slow Sunday experiment.
Just released: a promotional piece for the International Education program in the Gulf Islands School District. Produced with former GISS student and now Vancouver videographer, Eric Peterson. There’s a nice look at the area, the school (GISS), and the kids; and about 160 of my photos. About 3 and one half minutes.
Click on the image above (or here) to view in HD on Vimeo. Depending on your screen size, you many want to use the full screen button.
* this post was scheduled to publish on the first day of school; unfortunately that’s no longer happening today, September 2nd.
Salt Spring Market, August long weekend
It was great to see a Gulf Islands Secondary student just walk up and seamlessly join this high-powered group. Within minutes they had the entire market walkway blocked. Lots of toe-tapping and shutter snapping. Such a Saltspring moment.
*thanks to Ben for making room at his Saltspring Fruitsicle stand so I could see!
Another ‘day trip’ photo from Vancouver
Brazillian graffiti artist twins, Gustavo and Otavio Pandolfo, have transformed the huge silos at Ocean Concrete in Vancouver’s Granville Island into a 360 degree, 23 metre tall ‘mural’.
The Granville Island area attracts over 10 million visitors a year, including me. It’s good to get off ‘the rock’ (Salt Spring) occasionally to see the world…