Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
Cusheon Lake frozen in time, for a short time.
In colder times, years ago, Cusheon Lake on central Salt Spring Island was the occasionally the scene of a “never ending” hockey game. During a rare cold snap Saltspringers would dig in closets to find long forgotten skates and head to the big frozen pond. The lake might only be frozen for a few days, but no matter when you arrived, or when you came back, the game was on.
One bird, one boat in a peaceful, pre-sunrise Ganges Harbour.
Salt Spring Photos, a daily photo of Salt Spring Island will be taking it’s first ever holiday. I’l be back January 5th with the next photo of the day. My logo will act as place holder until then.
The logo is symbolic of the traditional photographer’s cropping L’s (two pieces cardboard, each shaped like a capital ‘L’). The area inside the cropping arms represents the cropped photo or illustration.
The logo also represents my initials. The right hand L forms the letter “J”. The left hand L, together with my name, forms the “C”.
This Salt Spring Island photo of the day is a project by John Cameron, photographer.