Super Natural British Columbia

Weekly Photo Challenge: Reflecting

May 10, 2017Photo Essay, photography, Uncategorized, Weekly Photo Challenge#Tigh_Na_Mara, Beautiful British Columbia, Destination British Columbia, Golden hour, photography, postaday, reflections, sunrise, Super Natural British Columbia, travel, weekly photo challengeAndrew Seal View all 18 comments

Perfect for this week’s Photo Challenge: Reflecting was this glorious sunrise last weekend reflected in the water lapping Rathtrevor Beach at the lovely Tigh-Na-Mara Seaside Resort, Parksville, British Columbia where I was staying.

An early morning walk along the beach followed with equally stunning reflections seen in the tidal pools left by the receding water.

You can see why our Province is known as Super, Natural British Columbia. Enjoy the slideshow with a few more photos from the walk…

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…and this presentation by Destination British Columbia entitled The Wild Within.

Have you booked your tickets yet? 🙂

Petal Power

April 12, 2015photography, UncategorizedAgassiztulips, Beautiful British Columbia, photography, postaday, Super Natural British Columbia, travel, tulip festival, tulips, Tulips of the ValleyAndrew Seal View all 20 comments

Today was the last day of the tulip festival in Agassiz, British Columbia, Tulips of the Valley.
I hope you enjoy this slideshow of some of the pictures from our visit on Easter Monday.

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show me the way to go home

November 6, 2014photo101, Uncategorizedacrylic painting, Art, cairn, Cathedral Provincial Park, landscape, photo101, photography, photography 101, postaday, solitude, Super Natural British ColumbiaAndrew Seal View all 4 comments

Photography 101: Solitude – Capture a snapshot that conveys the state of being alone.

Cairns built by unknown hands high on the Lakeview Mountain Trail in British Columbia’s Cathedral Provincial Park, all show you the way home. When the mist comes up they are a welcome sight to the traveller suddenly very much alone in the solitude of the mountain.

This painting was first a photograph and is now a photograph of a painting. I hope this legitimizes its inclusion in Photography 101. I will await the reprimand.