This entire row of allium stalks bends to track the sun each day. They'll explode into orange-sized globes soon. In hindsight, I p...

Albert, or possibly his mate Eva, commands a fine view over Union Bay from a favored lamppost on SR520. Crows hassle him at every opport...

A heron enjoys the morning in the Foster Island marsh.

This rainbow was visible from our window for perhaps 10 minutes following heavy rain. Note the inverted spectrum of the fainter double...

This yummy breakfast was an excellent antidote to seemingly endless small snacks at all hours.

This was the first morning home with our newborn son. For readers who know me, ask and I'll share a link to our baby pictures and ...

Kielbasa, pirogi, kapusta, and golumpki await consumption at a Polish Home Association dinner. A sip of  Żubrówka  bison-grass vodka com...

There's a new dog on our block! Our neighbor acquired this labradoodle, and he's pretty adorable.

Plum blossoms at their peak, caught during breakfast before work.

I had planned on hiking down to Little Pratt Lake , but the strong spring sun was warming every surface, and I chose a higher route inst...

Cornices form along a ridgeline separating two watersheds. Composing with this 20mm lens remains a challenge.

Good snow and good light combine to fill this slope with a pleasing pattern.

Last year up the Pratt Lake Trail in the winter, I took the exact same picture.  The trees have grown a little, and it's earlier in ...

Also at the museum: a fine collection of west coast native totem poles . Some of the figures are unambigously birds, frogs, or beavers. ...

This excellent full-scale model of a Woolly Mammoth is the star attraction of the Royal BC Museum. It is as spectacular as I recall fro...