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International Student

January 20, 2016

International Student at Gulf Islands Secondary School

This Latin American student is attending school on Salt Spring this year. And will be one of many International Program students featured in a series of upcoming videos.

Have you seen the video we produced last year for International Education in the Gulf Islands School District? It promotes the program, the school, and Salt Spring and the Gulf Islands. It’s short, powerful and worth a look.

I was more impressed than ever with the students and staff at GISS. I’ve been in hundreds of schools in BC, but I have not encountered such a warm, polite, and focused group of young people.  Congrats to parents, staff and to the students themselves.

Filed Under: Ganges, People, Photog's Favourites Tagged With: international eduction, latin american, miss, school, student, video

Nairn Howe Tournament 2016

January 17, 2016

Nairn Howe Tournament 2016

8:00 a.m. Gulf Islands Secondary

The Senior Girls, winners of last years tournament, in early Saturday morning action against Maple Ridge Hornets.

The Howe tournament is held every January to commemorate the late Nairn Howe’s contribution to athletic excellence and fair play on and off the court.

Filed Under: Basketball, Ganges, People Tagged With: b&w, winter

Winter Morning in Ganges Harbour

January 16, 2016

Winter Morning in Ganges Harbour

Right on schedule, in early January the sun rises straight out Ganges Harbour—about 122 degrees Southeast. And does so at a very civilized time around 8 a.m. This makes for lots of gawking and traffic congestion (30 cars/hr  instead of 10) on Upper Ganges Road.

Filed Under: Ganges, Musings, Street, View Tagged With: clouds, colour, ganges harbour, light, morning, ocean, reflection, winter

Zealous, New Works of Choreography

January 13, 2016

Zealous Dance Rehearsal

Performing Arts (Theatre, Dance, Music and GISPA) at Gulf Islands Secondary School is my business cause, and since it’s near the end of the first semester, there’s always lots going on. Last night I shot many hundreds of images of dancers moving quickly and unpredictably in the dark. Photography is all about light and it’s tough when there isn’t much of it. Can’t really ask the dancers to freeze during the dress rehearsal so I can get a better photo! Still, there’s bound to be 200 or so images that will work and the students will likely have many of them posted on social media before the day is out.

The students at GISS choreograph what they perform. Pretty impressive at the classroom level, and always pushing incredible at the GISPA (Gulf Islands School of Performing Arts) level.

This show runs two nights only:
Tonight, January 13th and tomorrow night, January 14th at ArtSpring Theatre 7:30 pm. Tickets are $12.

Zealous Dance Performace

(check the SD64 website post for more images from the show)

Here’s the Press Release:
The youth of the Gulf Islands Secondary School (GISS) are excited to present their semester’s work of dance! The show will offer new works of choreography from the GISS dance studio. Included in the show is a great new R&B duet to Drake’s “Hotline Bling” starring Vani Engel and Kathryn Walker and a large group piece to Adele’s new hit song “Hello” choreographed by a group of advanced dancers.

The eleven dedicated dancers in the GISPA program are also performing and will offer an exciting list of pieces. “Once Again” with music by Hang Massive is teacher Sonia Langer’s latest vehicle for teaching new vocabulary and offering a deeper understanding of the dynamics of swing and fall in the Limon aesthetic. “Existence” presents the GISPA group’s creation which depicts the emotional lifecycle of humanity as symbolized in the delicate cycle of an oak leaf. Taking inspiration from an ink and watercolour drawing by Rebecca Clark, the group worked together to create this mature work.

Filed Under: Art, Ganges, People Tagged With: artspring, dance class, gispa, giss, school, sd64, winter

January on St. Mary Lake

January 11, 2016

Winter Evening, St. Mary Lake

5:00 p.m.

Early darkness, a frost-covered float, clouds and fog over the lake.
Lovely and calm. Anyone fancy a swim?

Filed Under: Nature, Street, View Tagged With: clouds, light, sky, St. Mary Lake, winter

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