May wallpaper

Posted in landscape, park, photo, wallpaper on May 3rd, 2011 by Bryn – Be the first to comment

This months wallpaper is from Pippers Lagoon in Nanaimo. Not been shooting as much as I would like due to being busy but hoping that will change soon!

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April Wallpaper

Posted in landscape, wallpaper on April 2nd, 2011 by Bryn – Be the first to comment

Well another month has gone by, didn’t get out to shoot as much as I would like but hope to change that in April, it also looks like spring has finally arrived!

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March Wallpaper

Posted in Flickr, landscape, nature, photo, wallpaper on March 3rd, 2011 by Bryn – 1 Comment

March is here and I am hoping for a nice change in the weather. The past few weeks have had a number of storms including a rare snow storm!

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February Snow Storm

Posted in Flickr, landscape, nature, park, photo, wildlife on February 26th, 2011 by Bryn – Be the first to comment

With spring nearly here I was very surprised when I woke up lake last week to discovered it had snowed and was still snowing. For the most part this winter had been another mild one which was not predicted, I guess we are just getting a late winter.

Looking out over Victoria from the top of Mt. Tolmie

Storm clouds gather over a snowy scene at UVic

A Rufous-sided towhee at Swan Lake

While it was nice to see a bit of snow I think I am ready for some nice sunny spring weather.  Can’t wait for this snow to melt and move on to some nice spring activities.

Payzant Falls

Posted in Flickr, hiking, landscape, park, photo on February 13th, 2011 by Bryn – 1 Comment

A few weeks ago I was looking for some new locations that I could visit while stuck inside due to poor weather. One of the places I found was Pazant Falls on the Juan de Fuca trail near Port Renfrew. After putting it off for a number of weeks due to more poor weather I finally made the trip out to the falls with fellow photographer Daniel Byrne. The first challenge was actually finding the trail head which was not signed well at all (which seems typical for parks here). After finally finding the correct trail we set off in a light drizzle which slowly progressed into rain. The hike out was really nice once you accepted that you would be slogging through large puddles and deep mud. Once getting to the falls all of the difficulties finding the trail and then hiking it seemed more than worth while as we where greeted by a extremely tranquil location that is going on the short list for place I will make a return visit too.