Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
At this weekend’s Salt Spring Saturday Market: great colour at the Factory Schmactory stand. And that’s not pixie dust flying off those fancy schmantzy pants, it’s cherry blossom petals.
From the corporate Facebook Page:
Factory Schmactory is simple. We create ‘new’ products out of existing products for optimal resource usage, human happiness and planetary health. Factory Schmactory also provides fine craft made by hand.
Cool. I’ve got to up my clothing game.
Behind Country Grocer. A seasonal still life of sorts.
The Salt Spring Elementary Grade 1/2 class with teacher Janisse Browning, parent helpers, and Chief Pilot Harold tour one of Saltspring Air’s De Havilland Beaver float planes in Ganges. All the kids got a turn at the controls.
An idyllic scene with heavy touches of reality.
With the colour gone, one can’t help but explore the details of this winter cruiser. From the frost on top of the outboard motor to the often repaired look of the dinghy there’s lots to see. And to wonder about. For example, what’s the story behind the second dinghy…
Salt Spring artists are hunkered down building inventory for the coming season. In a recent photo session, Sean Goddard wanted to show the way the light plays on the iridescent wings of one of his increasingly detailed bugs.
The Saturday Market reportedly starts on March 30th this year. Time to start staking out your downtown parking spot.