the artist and the cornice
This picture was taken at the Exposure Gallery, 851 Beatty Street in Vancouver. The show starts on March 24 and continues until April 9. Gallery hours information at the gallery web site
a photo diary about the natural beauty of the pacific northwest and the sports that I love - climbing, hiking, skiing, running, kayaking, snowshoeing or just hanging out at the beach
This picture was taken at the Exposure Gallery, 851 Beatty Street in Vancouver. The show starts on March 24 and continues until April 9. Gallery hours information at the gallery web site
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On March 24, I presented my Cornice photograph in a group show entitled 'Big Pictures'.
The 21 x 28" photograph was mounted, matted and framed in a beautiful wooden gilded frame.
It was a very exciting evening. So many people came to the premiere!!
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...now a residential building. I can just imagine the clean lines and beautiful structures inside.
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why oh why doesn't Vancouver have innovative buildings such as this?
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above the ground, the winds were fierce and the temperatures were low.
Montreal winters are not something that I miss!!
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Montreal is a city of tunnels. Miles and miles of tunnels - leave your coat at home
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I spent a day walking in Ottawa, not too long ago. For this, I got a cold that will not leave my lungs
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morning-frost trees in manning park
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sweet sastrugis near the first peak of mt seymour
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this is what a cornice's edge looks like, up close.
don't try this at home, folks!
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at home again, on seymour mountain. I can't get enough of seymour in the snow. there's a magical attraction for me there - I keep returning several times a season.
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Mount Washington served us its worst weather, yet we bravely skied on :)
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beautiful by day, and by night
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the evening is not complete before a walk on Victoria's waterfront
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