Travel Photography
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Portland
When my parents came into town last week, we took a quick trip down to Portland. The city was a lot different then I was expecting, but it was too short a trip to really get a feel of the town. The buildings were higher, and there were roads and bridges high above the water. It felt more boxed in, crowded and removed from nature. The architecture is stunning, all the old buildings and stone streets were beautiful and the transit system is incredible. We had just enough time to explore the depths of Powells, drink too much beer at a Brewery and get lost in the wrong part of…
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Raw Artists
I have some exciting news, my photography was chosen for an art show by the organization Raw Artists! This is an international community that holds events in different cities around the world to help emerging artists expand their careers, which is the perfect opportunity for me! The event is in Vancouver at the end of February, so if you are in the city or around the city click here, or copy the link in the flyer to buy tickets. Artist Page
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Train to Seattle
Here are some shots of the train ride we took to Seattle. We got to see the sun rise over the ocean as we stopped for customs. I cannot resist a good sunrise.
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Seattle Street Shots
On Wednesday, my roommate and I took the train to Seattle for the day. It was a very long but fun day in the US, and here are some street shots from the day.
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Squamish Pt 2
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Squamish Pt. 1
On our way back from Whistler, we were delayed seven hours in Squamish. (Unfortunately, two girls died on the Sea to Sky highway in the early morning.) Squamish is a small town surrounded by mountains. At first we found a trail along the river, where bald eagles sprinkled the tree line. As soon as I scaled the wall to the edge an eagle flew right by – it was breathtaking.
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Whistler
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Tofino
To view the rest of the photos click here.
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Ferry To Victoria and Downtown Victoria
To view more photos from my trip to Victoria click here.
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Kelowna
Camping in Kelowna was picturesque. The weather hovered around thirty degrees and a cool breeze rolled off the water. The fast moving river beside our site drifted in through the waterfalls showcased on the trail across the street. Canadian geese walked, swam and flew just beside us the whole time, while other wildlife kept its distance. This was the perfect way to relax and spend my holiday. The pictures ended up being better than I imagined and I cannot wait to explore more of British Columbia.
