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A lovely break from the rain… Alone at a pond created from permeated ground water through the mossy landscape, sponge-like surface. ? Beauty here often has me speechless. So pure.
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Lichen & Moss

Ever since I was a kid, I loved lichen and moss, they made the world more magical with their delicate beauty. As an adult I love them them more while having learned of their usefulness for the world;they provide ethereal landscapes and visuals, and knowing that they are nest building materials for Anna’s hummingbirds make them even more special.
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One of the best spots for tree moss and lichen

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Windswept and ocean eroded… We went for a late afternoon walk today and checked out what the latest stormy weather had done at high tide to Blackie Spit park and beach areas. We were amazed to find extreme high tide line evidence and so many of the long time beached logs had shifted or disappeared, floated away presumably. Even the large one I had photographed only a couple of months ago had shifted a few away. The outer edges of the spit that were moss covered have eroded away, leaving faint clay mud shelves, some with the moss carpet draped over. I’m forever in awe of how nature is shaped by the elements. ❤️ The second photo is of an oyster shell that’s as washed up that had the same worm holes normally found in beach wood. I had no idea they could eat through a shell! Pretty cool

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There is an abiding beauty which may be appreciated by those who will see things as they are and who will ask for no reward except to see. ~ Vera Brittain

We had the pleasure to meet up with friends out at Porteau Cove for sunset and campfire, then a cozy dinner inside their camper, then back out under the Starry night to enjoy the campfire before heading home. So worth it, grateful to have like-minded individuals to share these moments with

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The collateral beauty after a big storm… The beautiful calm and a sense of community as everyone comes out to to see the damage and share stories. A bit surreal seeing the gap in what was the longest pier in Canada, now in two segments. I don’t know if whether they will be able to selvage what’s left, it took a good beating with all the boats that were docked at the end by the breakwater, and being that’s it’s 104 years old, might mean structural damage can be greater that it appears to us right now.
Unfortunately the strong winds came right at it, slamming all the broken away boats into the pier. In the third image you can see the wreckages on the beach, quite the mess.

I also checked in on @cruseruser as the crew’s are still quite busy with post-storm calls, downed wires and trees still. I was amazed to see how many people ignored clearly cordoned off area due to live wires and ignored verbal earnings by him and his crew. What is wrong with some folks nowadays? Darwinism? RCMP also had to start ticketing people who ignore barriers blocking access onto the pier, as well as looting the washer up boats

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This year I began to prepare an online store to share my art photography with everyone (store link in profile). Now I have a way to help fund this side passion of mine, so that I can keep capturing beautiful moments around beautiful British Columbia and globally when I’m not busy with photographing Cherished Moments or Special Events photo sessions with local families. (DM for more info & bookings)

Thank you to those who’ve been wonderful clients and supporters! And Thank You to those who are/will be new clients!

Happy Holidays ❤️
Kai xoxo
p.s. As a special holiday treat, here’s a 10% discount code you can use at my online store: AEHLZJ – Expires on 12/31/3018! ?????? For this holiday season, consider gifting a beautiful and timeless, quality photography print or printed products to help bring extra colour and life into your friends’ or family’s lives. And while you’re at it, treat yourself to something too!

A view of the lush world outside while cozy and warm indoors is a great way to brighten up a living space, be visually inspired, bring a sense of wanderlust or nature inside, forget the dull winter days 🙂 Canvas Prints
Framed Prints
Carry-All Pouches
Shower Curtains
Throw Pillows
Spiral Notebooks
Phone Cases and many more… Store link is in my profile bio

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Everytime I see a meadow of moss, it draws me in, and I want to lay my head down and rest on it. It looks soft and inviting… and magical

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Meet one of our resident Anna’s hummingbirds, Slash. He’s been visiting our feeder for almost one year now, and he’s quite the feisty little fella, and vocal too. These photos were captured last December when I was first getting to know him, I think he had just become an adult as he was more bold; this year he seems more dominant and even more territorial. In photo 2 you get to see his tiny little feet, sort of like T-rex scrawny arms/hands, lol.
Such amazing little creatures

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