Harrison BC

In an odd sideways moment (who plans to go to Harrison BC when you live in Vancouver?) I ended up looking across this lake on a stormy Friday afternoon. The lake was oddly green, the sky heavy, but the weather was oddly muted.

Two hours later the wind had churned the lake into a black oily mess, scattered the clouds, and let the sun cut through the gaps left by mountains.

figs

Hanging out with Sophie.

There she is. We're hanging out.

Places to call home.

Red

...and blue.

Infatuations...

Like a painting. But a photograph. And an element of timelessness to it. I should print it out and mount it to a plank of pine with burnt edges and bury it in shellac. Or something.

Wanderful.

My friend and photographer Chris Davey has started a photographic series where she visits different neighborhoods in Vancouver and documents them for Vancouver Is Awesome. I thought it would be interesting to visit the same subject matter through a different camera and see how two people see the same neighborhood differently. I did the exercise with two different cameras on the same day, one digital, and one film. I may chase her down a few of the other neighborhoods she's explored if I can find the time. It's been a fun experiment.