Reflections in a door at the Salt Spring Island Cheese Company.
International Education Video
Just released: a promotional piece for the International Education program in the Gulf Islands School District. Produced with former GISS student and now Vancouver videographer, Eric Peterson. There’s a nice look at the area, the school (GISS), and the kids; and about 160 of my photos. About 3 and one half minutes.
Click on the image above (or here) to view in HD on Vimeo. Depending on your screen size, you many want to use the full screen button.
* this post was scheduled to publish on the first day of school; unfortunately that’s no longer happening today, September 2nd.
Salt Spring Cottage
Another home for your Saturday viewing pleasure… and this one stretches the 602 square foot limit for a cottage on a Salt Spring acreage with some of the building bumped out/cantilevered past the foundation (some properties, usually 5 acres or more are allowed a second dwelling with a maximum 602 sq. ft.).
In the photo above it’s just after sunset and we’re looking from outside, through the kitchen window, with dining and living beyond. That’s a two sided gas fireplace– the other side is outside on a covered patio.
Below is the morning view as seen from all the view windows (including the master bedroom).
Memory for Mom
While on a shoot with Chris Humphries for AQUA Mag, Chris’ son helped by holding a reflector for some of the shots of his Dad.
So during the shoot, I asked him to hop up on his Dad’s desk for one shot to check the light. He did…with style. (his mother likes it :)
More photos from the shoot on the johncameron.ca photo blog.
Burgoyne Layers
9:10 pm, Burgoyne Bay on Salt Spring Island
Burgoyne Bay is a BC Provincial Park established in 2004. It’s just a few bumpy minutes off the Fulford-Ganges superhighway.
During this extended clear warm weather, the setting sun produces a clean gradation of colours from purply blue through pinks, yellows and orange.
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