By John Wilson | Art & Creativity
High up in the Cariboo Mountains of South West British Columbia, on the back road from Barkerville to Likely sits Ghost Lake. As a lake it’s nothing special – you can boat, camp and fish there just like a host of other lakes in this evergreen playground I call home … and there are no […]
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By Nancee Rostad | Art & Creativity
It’s amazing how much the coronavirus pandemic has dampened my ordinarily good spirits and, thus, my creativity. Each day of persistent uncertainty has drug on in a most alarming way, so much so that I had to have a firm talk with myself about picking up my camera and taking a few photos. Sort of […]
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By Kristian Wannebo | Travel Photography
A photographic essay about the life of the ice at the edge of a lake as temperatures get higher.
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By Stephen Goulden | Travel Photography
In 2008, to celebrate our 70 years, we went on a Discovery Tour, organised by a well-known Oxford-based walking tour company – it was their first Discovery Tour in Chile, so we were an experiment, which, as it turned out, was great success and the tour is now a regular feature of their Discovery program. […]
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By pascaljappy | News
Hey everyone, the October page for our ongoing freebie calendar series is here. As usual, multiple photo candidates were discussed. But let’s face it, what area of the world best captures the feeling of a great October day? I suppose red forests are nice, but we’ve seen thousands. And Halloween costumes also come to mind […]
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