By John Wilson | Art & Creativity , Travel Photography
In Part 2, we wind the clock back to the beginning of the trip, to our first stop in Hedley and The Old Trading Post. You’ll recall … “The first stop on the outbound route east was the town of Hedley on the way to Osoyoos our first stopover. Hedley (pop.242) is an old […]
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By pascaljappy | Travel Photography
It’s hard to complain about lockdown when an enchanted forest is close enough to home to remain in the legal 10 km radius we’re allowed to explore. The place is gorgeous and it’s where my first video attempts could take place. Here’s a quick escape into the hills, as a good way to restart the […]
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By Werner Mäder | Travel Photography
Where the hell is the Schnebelhorn? I live on the shores of Lake Zurich in Switzerland. The landscape here is hilly and suburban. Some visitors to our area say that the city of Zurich is built around the lake. However, close by – a few minutes by car from where I live in the […]
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By John Wilson | Travel Photography
Who’s Bruckner? What’s Bralorne? And where’s Bradian? Let’s begin at the beginning. I grew up in a house full of music, including the classical composers and performers of the day and four piano players (one of them considered concert grade). There was a time when I was perfectly content with all the usual suspects … […]
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By John Wilson | Art & Creativity
For several years I lived in North Vancouver at the eastern end of the north shore of Vancouver Harbour. It is a beautiful area at the foot of Mount Seymour, replete with forests, plenty of wildlife, salmon spawning streams and rivers and a little gem called Deep Cove. To get to North Vancouver you must […]
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By John Wilson | Travel Photography
-Prayer Flags of the Kootenay Plains- So how big is your backyard? Your neighborhood, town or city? I’m Canadian and that means I live in the second largest country in the world. For us a 600 mile drive is a jaunt, so my backyard is a “little bigger” than usual. Which leads to my […]
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