
The grass is always greener.
One of four Alpacas on the farm across from Drummond Park. Apparently named John, Paul, George and Ringo.
I asked this guy his name but he was just to darned busy to reply.
Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron

The grass is always greener.
One of four Alpacas on the farm across from Drummond Park. Apparently named John, Paul, George and Ringo.
I asked this guy his name but he was just to darned busy to reply.

Scotch Broom on Isabella Point Road (across from the Fulford Ferry Terminal)
Once the land has been cleared and the sun wakes up the dormant Broom seeds (I’m told the seeds can lie dormant for up to 60 years…) It only takes three to four years to create a fast spreading scene like this.
We’ve seen Broom before on the Salt Spring Photo of the Day (June, 2012). See also Royal BC Museum’s Aliens Among Us.

8:45 pm
The first stars appear as the last colour of the day fades away. The iconic Mount Maxwell watches over the early night sky.

Pretty stream encountered during a real estate photoshoot.
This stream flows from a small lake on a large piece of land on Salt Spring Island. You can snap the property up soon!

Head into the forest to enjoy the colours and solitude.
Can you picture yourself here?
Photographs of Salt Spring Island and areas reachable by ferry and road (and sometimes off-road).