In the studio, working on some product photos today. Here’s the first test image.
In the Studio with Saltspring Island Ales
Now Serving: Safe Air
In the Gulf Islands Secondary School Shop
This is part of the monster machine that vacuums up dust and tiny wood chips directly from all the machines in the shop and from the air around hand tools.
This is part of the monster machine that vacuums up dust and tiny wood chips directly from all the machines in the shop and from the air around hand tools.
Gypsy Mermaid Van
This image goes back some years. We’re revisiting it on Salt Spring Photos because the photo graces the cover of John Grain’s new book Mod’n Lavender: Salt Spring Island in the ’60s. John hopes to do a Salt Spring Island launch of the book some time in September. Look for a Gulf Islands Driftwood article and possibly a session at the Salt Spring Library.
August 16th Update from Salt Spring Library:
Saturday, September 24, 2PM
Book Launch: Mod ‘n Lavender: Salt Spring Island in the ’60s.
Author John Grain revisits teenage life on SS in the 1960s at the Salt Spring Library.
Can’t wait? I found a link to electronic and print copies here.
Author John Grain revisits teenage life on Salt Spring Island during the 1960s. “Salt Spring Island was the hub, the focal point of the counterculture in Canada and I had missed it,” says Grain.
Beer Garden
Hops growing alongside the Fulford-Ganges superhighway.
Conflict
Fresh out of the studio, another piece by Peter McFarlane. You may remember that among other artistic endeavours, Peter creates sculptures from repurposed materials. And sometimes his work makes a statement of the conflict between wild animals and man.
Coincidently, while picking up his work today he mentioned his ongoing battle involving the deer who somehow continue to find their way past his defences to happily forage in his garden… sounds like Salt Spring Island.
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