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December 19, 2015

7-22 July 2015. We returned to Vancouver May 7th after five months in Australia, New Zealand, and the South Pacific. …

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Suddenly I’ve been inspired to start editing the orphans in the “photo of the day” file. Poor abandoned things. Why did I save them? What was it in each photo that had originally appealed to me? What could I find if I really looked at them? I found some that please me, that say something about how I see the world, about what interests me, and what’s important to me about the cultures I’m trying to understand. It’s time I showed them some love and shared them with the world. Here then are the best from the “photo of the day” file. Latest blog post: Southeast Asia Redux - unpublished photos from the vault. Link in bio.

Varanasi photo dump. It's an amazing place. We couldn’t have imagined it. We couldn’t have imagined what a fabulous time we would have there; every day an adventure into new sights, sounds, joyous connection, and wide-eyed wonder that such a place exists. Really there is no describing it. It is India definitely, but it is also just itself, a sacred place that draws many many people seeking freedom. Recent blog post: A Portrait of Varanasi - a photo essay. Link in bio.

Whytecliff Park beach. There's a rocky outcrop that forms the northern end of the beach, and is part of the rugged coastline facing Howe Sound. Looking south is the rock, as in The Rock! Whyte Islet is definitely the star of the show. Latest blog post: Rock Hopping For The Win! Whytecliff Park beach. Link in bio

The beach itself is not so special being narrow and not very long, and the sand a little gritty, but the setting should win awards! There's a rocky outcrop that forms the northern end of the beach, and is part of the wild and rugged coastline facing Howe Sound. Looking south is the rock, as in The Rock! Whyte Islet is definitely the star of the show. Latest blog post: Rock Hopping For The Win! Whytecliff Park beach. Link in bio

The beach itself is not so special being narrow and not very long, and the sand a little gritty, but the setting should win awards! A rocky outcrop that forms the northern end of the beach, and is part of the wild and rugged coastline facing Howe Sound. Looking south is the rock, as in The Rock! Whyte Islet is definitely the star of the show. Latest blog post: Rock Hopping For The Win! Whytecliff Park beach. Link in bio

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