
Cameron (the West Highland Terrier) led me on an interesting explore just before sunset.
Lovely light.
Salt Spring Photographer John Cameron

Cameron (the West Highland Terrier) led me on an interesting explore just before sunset.
Lovely light.

Twisted Arbutus trees along an oceanside hiking trail.

This view is from the back side of Old Baldy Mountain looking west over the southern half of Shawnigan lake. We’re not at the top yet and this flat spot is a great place to take a photo (aka stopping to catch your breath) as the hike is a steep one. The main vista, from the top is east over the Gulf Islands.

Dunbabin Park Rain Forest Trail on the ‘north end’ (Salt Spring Island)
Cool shade on a warm summer day. And a moment for quiet reflection. If you have time to do that.

Cameron (family dog for those just joining us) took me along the waterside trail to the point past Burgoyne Bay.
And back:

This is one of those things photographers like to do: photograph what catches your eye, then turn around to check if there’s something equally good or better behind you. On these hikes I rarely lug along the heavy professional gear; lately just the diminutive Ricoh GR, a very serious fixed lens camera that fits in a pocket.
Photographs of Salt Spring Island and areas reachable by ferry and road (and sometimes off-road).