Pemberton 2011: Day 1, Bushwhacking near Peq Creek

Day 1: Bushwacking near Peq Creek

First of all, thank you for those of you who read (and shared) my previous post on the volunteer search efforts that took place this past August (if you haven’t, feel free to read it now!). Obviously, the searches and the interest around our story is very important to us, as it helps us live through this hard experience and, hopefully, helps us find them, to bring some peace to both our families. My family and I were part of the group of people who stayed on the mountain for a few days in August, organizing searches, and hoping for some positive results. These photos were intended to capture some of the beauty of the place and also to help people understand the difficulty and vastness of the terrain.

Before I write about our trip, though, I wanted to point out that Alison Taylor of the Whistler Pique magazine wrote an amazing article, entitled Missing in the backcountry, which gives an excellent overview of the events around Jon and Rachael’s disappearance and explains (in more detail than most media coverage) the efforts made to find them (this year and last). I highly recommend you read it if you want to better understand the intensity of the searches.

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Photo Monday: Neutral Density

I finally got to test out the neutral density filters (2 ND4′s) that I got for my birthday. The idea of a neutral density filter is to reduce the amount of light that comes into your lens so that you can leave the shutter open for longer. Why would you want to do that you are asking? Lots of reasons, but mine had to do with running water. Check it out! By the way, the shots were taken on the Baden Powell Trail in Deep Cove, British Columbia.

J’ai finalement eu la chance d’essayer mes filter “neutral density” (2 ND4′s) que j’ai eu pour ma fête. L’idée derrière ces filtres est de pouvoir reduire la quantité de lumière qui entre dans ta camera pour pouvoir laisser le “shutter” ouvert plus longtemps. Pour faire quoi vous vous demandez? Il y a bien sûr plusieurs raisons, mais les miennes étaient surtout liées à l’eau en forest. Voyez pour vous-même!!! En passant, les photos ont été prises sur le sentier ‘Baden Powell’ à Deep Cove en Colombie Britanique.

Calming Stream
Calm Stream — View On Black.

Lush Stream
Lush Stream — View On Black.

Quiet Pool
Quiet Pool — View On Black.

Green Stones
Green Stones — View On Black.

Photo Monday: Winter Wonderland

Hey! Another late one. I’ll get back to my old habits next week, but I have to admit that it’s been nice to just relax and go with the flow for a while. Here are some shots taken during the holidays. At Bonuel, we’ve been busy having fun, relaxing, and visiting family. I can only hope you guys and gals were doing the same… Happy New Year!! Here’s to a photabulous 2010!!!

Cheers,

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