My “outdoor office”. Printing my cards and packaging them. I love printing my own work, feeling the photos become tangible. I like the process, selecting the particular paper for the “feel” of it when you hold them.

It’s been brutal seeing this type of news so frequently in the past 10 years in this province. Our new norm. Climate has changed.

Credit to myinnerwild - Chris McQuarrie Moose 🫎 #Canada 🇨🇦🍁

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Taking wolf #2 out to explore. Did a good job running right up the boulder! Getting him used to varied terrain to build his confidence.

Reprehensible, morally bankrupt, etc. globalnews.ca/news/1190912...

We are the stewards, the protectors, of this earth…and, if you watch @hcrichardson.bsky.social regularly, you will enjoy the Easter eggs in this one…😎 #250to250

British Columbia Daily temperature records broken across B.C. amid weekend heat wave Vancouver, Victoria among numerous areas that reported record daily highs www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

A cornice forming icicles as it melts in the day and freezes at night, a transition state before it collapses as spring warms. Looks a little like a frozen wave. #photography @bluesky.photography

Black Tusk in Garibaldi Provincial lark, shortly after sunrise. The angle of the sun made for some really captivating shadows on the landscape. Taken from Panorama Ridge / Peak at 2100 meters. #photography #vancouver @bluesky.photography

No matter how useful or useless AI may be, at its core it is a dopamine hit. You poke it and you get something. Extrapolate from that what you will.

One of my favorites from the coastal redwoods a couple years ago.

Peaceful Pine 8x8 acrylic on canvas monicamorrillart.etsy.com

“We’ve lost more than half of the snow cover … since the mid-1980s.” 🤯🥺

I’ve come to the conclusion this is the correct way to enjoy coffee. Still working on a good way to bring pie 😉

Video of the Ptarmigan I came across. I I’ve seen them a little further south, but It was exciting to see them, especially as their feathers were moulting to summer colours!

Some Ptarmigans at 2100 meters in Garibaldi Provincial park! Looks like moulting to summer colours. You can see how well they blend in with the rock and snow.

Ice House, Lake Superior Lawren Harris 1927

Riding on Mother Owl Kenojuak Ashevak ~ Inuk 1996

Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there! This is Evening Light, 18x18 acrylic on canvas

Alive Emily Carr 1939

A crop can make all the difference. Same photo as yesterday, but a different, more focused perspective. Which do you like better? #waterfallwednesday #photography @bluesky.photography

Light and shadow - Yin and Yang. I try to present photos as true to the scene experienced. The intense sun and shadow in this canyon demanded something a little different. #photography @bluesky.photography

Scarpa sure makes a well rounded hiking boot 😂 I went looking for some spring skiing early this morning but have up after getting frustrated hiking for so long and gave up. I ended getting a couple of pretty awesome waterfall photos In really pleased with, and any time outside is not wasted!

Happy Earth Day, everyone!

What a sunrise this morning! The clouds had such a soft layered texture to them. That made up for my tent pole failing - fortunately the bandaid held overnight! #photography

Garibaldi Provincial Park, January 29, 2023 B Side photos: Either forgotten in the queue or some technical issue of exposure or composition #photography

Mt. St. Helens, February 11, 2023 B Side photos: Either forgotten in the queue or some technical issue of exposure or composition #photography

The Wetland Project has been my favorite alternate-reality radio experience since it began. Since it only happens once a year, you can’t become accustomed to it. Close your eyes and be washed over by the sonic reality of an isolated bog on Saturna Island!

Mt St. Helens, February 11, 2023 I can’t help but think of the ocean. B Side photos: Either forgotten in the queue or some technical issue of exposure or composition #photography

Boya Lake, September 26, 2022 B Side photos: Either forgotten in the queue or some technical issue of exposure or composition #photography

Buntzen Lake. April 7 2023. B Side photos. #photography

Boya Lake. September 26, 2022. B Side photos #photography

Howe Sound, British Columbia Walter J. Phillips 1935

Cold, but hanging out with the dogs in the backyard taking in the scents and sounds. I have a 600mm lense but it’s nowhere as sharp as my 400 - this was shot handheld with my 400 and cropped on my phone just now.

Mountain Forms Lawren Harris 1926

Everything could be so nice here on planet Earth if it wasn’t for a handful of greedy racist old men.

A view of the night sky from Mars. (Yes, really)

It stormed heavily overnight! I really like this XDome tent. I still have my Scarp 1, and it’s a better tent for severe weather, but I’ve literally outgrown it with my training and some of the extra gear I take with me now. I’ll probably look into the Arcdome in the near future for winter.

Date night with Shiba #1. The weather was looking “good” for the weekend and she seemed to be interested in camping so I brought her along. Not a lot of photography when she comes, but that’s ok - the trip is about her.

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Gave my website a quick and light refresh! feelslike.life

Dismayed about lack of action for #oldgrowth #forests, all five members of BC's 2021 Advisory Panel sent a letter to Premier Eby warning his BC NDP gov: "Purposely causing extinction is not just a moral failure but also a high economic, ecological and social risk." #bcpoli www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

March Thaw, Morin Heights Edwin Holgate c. 1940

This made me spill my coffee!

A waste disposal facility for the oil and gas industry opened in Rolla, B.C. in 2010. For years, some neighbours say their homes have been hit with foul odours — and they still can't find out what's causing them. thenarwhal.ca/oil-and-gas-... #bcpoli

Getting a cold snap so maybe some ice climbing next weekend! 4 month Shiba(#2) was enamoured with the snow. Shiba(#1) was enamoured with her breakfast.

Listening to the birds singing before the sunrise makes me smile. They have no concern for human constructs like daylight savings.

Using a new computer to print another batch of my Raven cards. Testing the colour print profiles - a little too much blue in the grey! I love watching Ravens in the local mountains, this one was at Cypress a few years ago. Highly intelligent, large, and always a little mystery about them.