Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
Yesterday marked three years of Salt Spring Photos. Some people do silly things on their birthday, so I thought I’d join them. This photo looks odd because it’s upside down.
Those of you with laptops and iPads are smugly turing your screens, the rest of us are testing our necks.
On with year four…
This Hank Shubart designed home is stripped and ready for reno. It’s also for sale. On Salt Spring Island.
Below you can see the room above…
No sunrise on Salt Spring this morning. But it seems the Fernwood Dock area always provides a photo opportunity. Especially if you’re willing to get your feet wet.
I liked the look of these crusty rocks, but it meant wading into the chuck to get the shot. A very low ISO and very small aperture allowed for a long shutter speed. Which in turn gave the water a creamy look. And of course winter clouds are often magnificent.
A winter sunrise sets the clouds on fire as a de Havilland Beaver heads to the mainland.
Iconic Mount Maxwell in recent snowy splendour. Visitors have a great view of the mountain as they arrive in Fulford Harbour (from Swartz Bay). They see the mountain several times as they travel along Fulford-Ganges Road. Maxwell is also visible from the Maple Bay area.