This is a small glacial like at the top of Whistler. Fed by glacial runoff the colour of these lakes makes them truly beautiful gems nestled in the mountains. This lake is actually a reservoir for that feeds the snow making machines in the winter months.
The sun has disappeared for the day but its essence reflects across the ripples in the lake.
The western sky ablaze and windblown trees secure their place on their rock.
A soft quiet evening as the sun goes down on yet another day. West Coast trees stand tall and they are securely rooted on their island home.
Painted on location at Green Lake in the southern Cariboo region of British Columbia. This little island and its colours and reflections drew me in immediately and rushed to get it down on canvas.
At an elevation of 7,470 feet, Opabin Lake is the main feature on the Opabin Plateau. Recently I had the privilege of hiking in Yoho National Park and Opabin Lake was one of our destinations. The day was a blue bird day, the views along the way were stunning and the glacial fed lake was … Read More
The stacks that that stand on the front line of our coast stand strong and exist from a place of strength. To me, they exude a spiritual confidence.
When the tide is out Spanish Banks in Vancouver has vast expansive beaches. And on sunny summer days the beaches are loaded with people playing in the water!
Set on the west coast of British Columbia the tiny sea stacks stand up to all sorts of harsh winter storms. Even though the seas actually carve away at the rock formations to continually shape these bits of rock the trees and foliage continue to thrive and flourish. As this piece emerged on the canvas … Read More
The view across Linda lake in Yoho National Park towards Hungabee Mountain 3493 metres (left), Opabin Pass and Mount Biddle 3,319 metres (right). Painted from a small 8 x 10 plein air sketch.