Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron
Ice No. 2
The weather and light changed during my travels in search of ice on Salt Spring Lakes. More clouds in the sky here, but still some clear blue sections. And you can see rocks and leaves on the lake bottom.
The slightest change in viewing angle produced surprisingly different images; colour and detail.
Texture and pattern are the stars in this image.
11:00 a.m.
Stowell Lake, Salt Spring Island
Partially filtered light on the shoreline at Stowell lake produced some interesting reflections on the new ice. This picture shows about four feet of the lake.
6 p.m.
A quiet evening on St. Mary Lake, Salt Spring Island
A long exposure softens the ripples on the water and does a bit of magic with the clouds. The two parallel lines of light at the left of the frame are caused by automobile lights as they drive by.
4:45 p.m. Friday afternoon
Uptown grocery collection in progress.
7:55 a.m.
SaltSpring Air’s first flights heading out of Ganges Harbour.
The harbour seems to participating in the “Get your Glow On” promotion.
Next stop: Downtown Vancouver and the Fraser River at Vancouver Airport (YVR).
Fog erases the view: St. Mary Lake on Salt Spring Island
Summer’s ended; the visitors have left this St. Mary Lake resort. Left an empty swing and an empty view.
Children’s laughing voices are replaced by an impenetrable grey blanket.
Looking south from the Booth Canal bridge.
A layer of wood smoke and low cloud descend upon the end of Booth Canal.