Category Archives: inland scenics
Soft Smoke and Rural Charm
This evening I have been sifting through a few images from a couple of weeks ago. I’ve been looking for images with soft light as inspiration for a painting. One evening we were out for an evening drive, it was … Continue reading
In the Field
A glimpse of rural Pender Island (British Columbia, Canada). Photography by Debra Hunter http://www.debra-hunter.com http://www.hunterphotographics.wordpress.com http://www.islandhomeblog.wordpress.com . . . . Ads on this site belong to WordPress.
Through the Forest – Roe Islet, Pender Island (BC, Canada)
Roe Islet never fails to amaze me. It has wonderful views of the sea, that is for sure, but the forest also provides beautiful and scenic areas. Today I was going through my Roe Islet images from earlier in the … Continue reading
Neighbourhood Trees (2 images)
Broom or Gorse – the good, the bad and the ugly?
(****January 19, 2015 – editing the post to mention that the plant that I thought was broom, and had been referred to me locally as broom, is probably gorse. Thank you to Frances for sending me all the links on … Continue reading
Wet and Misty at Magic Lake – Pender Island, BC, Canada
I’ve been a little slow on putting up posts on “Island Home” recently. Truth be known I went on a little shooting spree on Pender at the beginning of the year only to realize I have shot over 2000 images … Continue reading
The Buildings of Roesland in Black and White
This post again explores the area of Roe Islet and Roesland on Pender Island (BC, Canada). It is a theme that has been popping up recently since I have been going through images of the area choosing painting subjects. The … Continue reading
A Place To Sit
I love the red chair that looks to sea down at Roesland. It is a good place to sit. To quote my daughter, “Pop loves that chair.”, and he did seem quite comfy when he tried it out. From here … Continue reading
No Eggs Today!
This is one of the more unique farm stands on North Pender Island. It is hard to not notice it. What a great way to sell fresh eggs. http://www.thehuntergroup.ca
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