Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
A glimpse of life in Ganges. Saturday morning rush hour. Makes you crazy.
Pretty visitor with a great set of dreads walking her bike up to a coffee shop, Reg the entrepreneur, chatting someone up at the stop sign, tattooed local in interesting attire on mountain bike, work truck. Salt Spring.
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.
This is Gerda Lattey at work transforming a 5000 lb. block of stone into a beautiful piece of commissioned art.
How long do you look at a photo? In a digital world, we’ve become accustomed to skimming photos—because they are everywhere. A photo tells a story. I didn’t notice it at first, but there’s lot’s going on in this photo, more than the stone dust highlighted by the morning backlight (that’s part of what I was initially trying to show). For example look for contrasts in the image…
I said I’d stop by in a few weeks to see the finished piece. So stay tuned for the reveal.
Michael Pickstone, outside a home he designed along Old Scott Road. Michael was recently featured in AQUA magazine in his role as auto, furniture and home designer.
There’s the sleepy little town of Ganges after four warm and sunny Easter Weekend days. The visitors are all headed home and, at 3:30 pm, it’s almost time to roll up the sidewalks until next Saturday.
One man’s out for a stroll on the boardwalk at Centennial Park, Saltspring Air’s got its planes in the air, and (hard to see) but there’s a group outside the Visitor’s Centre at a flag raising honouring the late Jack Fraser.
Wait a minute, here they are:
