
Looking toward Gabriola from the Helijet Terminal in Nanaimo

Looking toward Gabriola from the Helijet Terminal in Nanaimo

Seaspan Challenger and Coastal Spirit arriving in Nanaimo

This ferry terminal has been home to CP Marine, Black Ball, and now to Seaspan.
Sometimes you need the big picture…
Southern Railway of Vancouver Island (SVI) GP9 locomotives 110 and 128 in Nanaimo



Totem pole and lodge at the Wei Wai Kum cruise ship terminal – Campbell River


Viking Princess at Discovery Marina in Campbell River

As much as I love fishing boats, they can at times be challenging – they are generally close together on docks where I can’t move to a great position, the lighting is nasty, and often they don’t have a visible name.
The name is important to me as I don’t just take pictures of things – I try to capture moments in life and tell a story. Although there is nothing wrong with a nice picture of a pretty boat, “Look – a boat” just does not cut it for me. Nope – the name is important as it is the key to the history of the boat.
In this case I saw a name on a few floats and was able to use it to get the information I wanted.

Haida Girl at Discovery Marina in Campbell River

Western Mariner, Sandy Ann, and Katlyn at Discovery Marina in Campbell River

Western Scout at Discovery Marina in Campbell River

Orca Warrior and Western King at Discovery Marina in Campbell River


The Empress
