Author Archives: Katherine

Feeding time

Feeding time behind Portuguese Joe’s Fish Market I had stopped alongside the Comox Estuary at the parking lot behind Portuguese Joe’s as it’s an area that is pretty much always full of sea gulls – on this day it was … Continue reading

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Fall in the valley

Looking across the Comox Estuary toward the Comox Glacier

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What goes up, comes down

Crane number 2 coming down at the Comox Valley Hospital

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Baynes Sound Connector

BC Ferries Baynes cable ferry Sound Connector undergoing trials You can see the pre-tension load on the south guide cable Being a cable ferry, the Baynes Sound Connector has a centerline drive cable, and port and starboard (north and south) … Continue reading

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Saint Michael – Wellington

Saint Michael Archangel Ukrainian Catholic church – Wellington

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The sound of music

A bit of music – Highway 1, aka Terminal Avenue, Nanaimo A brief moment of life captured while I wait for the traffic light to turn green…

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Progress

Horne Lake Road between Highway 19 and Highway 19A This is the type of thing that we are not supposed to see, and most quite happily turn a blind eye to the ugly underpinnings of progress. I think it’s type … Continue reading

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The little lobster

I took a few moments to shoot some portraits of my little lobster friend as we explored a somewhat disused industrial site

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Tin Man

The Tin Man – Horne Lake Road between Highway 19 and Highway 19A

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Oh Canada…

You may have been thinking of “O Canada”, the national anthem, but in this case the spelling is deliberate. “O Canada” had served as a de facto national anthem since 1939, and officially became Canada’s national anthem on 01 July … Continue reading

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