Vancouver Island wall art

The Comox Valley is the part of Vancouver Island I live in and photograph most often. The work in this gallery comes from the beaches at Goose Spit and Kye Bay, the marina at Comox Harbour, and the trails and rivers further inland. The frames are mostly from weekday mornings, when the trails are quiet. After eight years here, I'm still finding new angles.

Vancouver Island is where I live, and the place I have spent the most years photographing. These are my Vancouver Island photographs printed for the wall, the Island beyond my own valley. Muchalat Lake and the logging roads of the north, Telegraph Cove and Cowichan Bay on the inside passage, Fairy Lake, the West Coast Trail and Chin Beach on the surf side, Victoria's harbour and Butchart Gardens at Christmas. Each photograph is available as a photography print in matte paper, metal, acrylic and framed finishes. New work joins the gallery as the archive is printed.

Tofino, Ucluelet and the Pacific Rim National Park Reserve between them are the open-ocean side of Vancouver Island, three hours west of where I live. I have been coming here my whole life, and every trip ends the same way, down at the water at sunset. The work in this gallery is those evenings: Long Beach, Florencia Bay and the headland trail at Ucluelet. New work joins it as the archive is printed.

The Southern Gulf Islands sit in the strait between Vancouver Island and the mainland, a short ferry ride from either side and a different pace the moment you drive off the ramp. People come over for the slower days and stay for the shoreline, which is everywhere. With that much coast facing every direction there is always somewhere to be for a sunrise or a sunset. This gallery opens with Salt Spring Island, and Galiano and Saturna join it as those photographs are printed.