The sturdy, the majestic: Ben Island.

Let's be honest, coming home to a street like this must be like trying to find your car in a busy mall parking garage.

Near the patio of the Hope Bay Cafe.

These kept us busy all weekend.

This is the view from the other side of the cottage we rented.

This past summer we spent a weekend on Pender Island where the locals are really nice. This guy watched us while we slept.

One of the scenes of rural Ottawa Valley.

A few years back we hiked up to the peak ridge at Brunswick Mountain on a fantastically clear and sunny day.

The lack of other cottagers and mild weather made for a calm and peaceful day at the lake.

The start of a sunset following an afternoon on Granville Island.

We spent the weekend in Lanark County to be with two of our pals as they got married. One morning we woke up to this serene view.

That seagull was not made of aluminium.

It was hard to believe that the entire thing was made of aluminium. The detail was amazing.

A public art installation, called LightShed, by Liz Magor located on the seawall walk in Coal Harbour. It is cast entirely in aluminium.

I was playing around with Ben's f2.0 Macro Lens. Sweet.

We had a nice clear day on our trip to Naramata a few weeks ago, and had a good view of Mount Baker on our drive there.

The second time my family came out to visit us after we moved to the west coast, we took a stroll down to Granville Island.

Taken during some snorkeling off of Catalina Island in the Dominican Republic.

It is a nice sunny day in Vancouver today, not nearly as wet as it was the day I photographed this guy.

Our block showing The Gainsborough in the background.

We bought some little tomatoes from this farmer (not these big ones) and they were delicious.

Saturday morning at our local Farmer's Market.

Another picture of the tree that Dave shot.

Yes, you're a good boy.

[Photo Credit: Sara Harbord Kennedy]

Up the road in Deep River we saw this Goldfinch - a frequent visitor to the backyard feeder.

Looking north from near the peak of Brunswick Mountain.

Nice boots, ladies, nice boots.

Another from our trip to Hornby Island last March.

On our way down to Yakima for a bike tour of some wineries.

Somewhere out over North Dakota, I believe.

A view during a ski in Manning Park.

...there were fireworks that night too. Pretty sweet.

Taken from Rob and Beck's place in between thunderstorms last Saturday night.

These two were in the Grand Cariboo Oprey. I thought this was an intense shot.

Barney Bentall and the Grand Cariboo Oprey were the penultimate act.

Dave Marsh (drums) and Chris Pennell (bass).

We went to the (free) Surrey Fusion Festival on Saturday where Joel Plaskett & The Emergency (feat. Elkas) was headlining.

This is the eastern corner of our building.

Didn't have a tripod for this one, but I like the colours of the shot.

Looking north towards the Ottawa River on the way in to the Kennedy cottage.

The view of the town from the Castle Tower (I think, anyway... this photo was taken a while ago now).

Sunset in the Dominican Republic.

This is one of the young ducklings that lives in Lost Lagoon in Stanley Park.

[Photo Credit: Sara Harbord Kennedy]

An eagle in flight in Helliwell Provincial Park on Hornby Island.

Taking a look at the tankers in English Bay.

Funny. Real funny.

A house down the street from us at the corner of Pendrell and Cardero.

One of the many cherry trees in our neighbourhood.

Going for a walk in Helliwell Park on Hornby Island.