2008 will probably mark one of the coldest and snowiest years that we have seen in the Fraser Valley and Lower Mainland of British Columbia. Although we never broke any records, the cold temperatures and snow never left after each snowfall.

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With such a long winter, spring of 2009 took off with a sputter and never really started until early May. Nonetheless it finally got here. these are taken around the end of March and Early May.

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The day was cool and it did rain out just as the parade finished, but nonetheless there was a large turn out. Most of the photos were bad due to the low light conditions. I took most of the images holding the camera above my head.

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What can I say--the sudden onset of a late May heatwave made taking good quality images an excuse for a late afternoon walk over to a friend's house. I need more days like this one. I good way to capture the Fort Langley, BC spirit.

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This was a short walk along the main street of Fort Langley, BC on October 04, 2009. Even though it was cold, and fall had already started, the trees hardly showed it, accept for the odd tree by the cemetery. This is also the first season in decades without the Abloin Ferry in operation, and the town was fairly busy for a weekend afternoon without that traffic. And this was also the weekend before the Cranberry Festival, October 10, 2009.

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Today is October 31, 2009, but it is also Halloween too, but having such a warm and sunny October day is very unusual around these part that taking the camera out was going to happen regardless of an event or a lovely Saturday afternoon. These photos were taken during a two block walk from my home, then over to the main street of Fort Langley. I’m really proud of the “wagon-wheel and bench in front of the store window” photo. That image turned out very good.

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Just a nice day, a Sunday afternoon, to walk and shot stuff.

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These are my digital art work pieces, created mostly for the content of this web site. Enjoy. Give feedback if you wish.

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This is a series of 59 images that I took just a couple of hours after the fire had gutted the building. I walked around the whole taking shots from as many spots as I could. This was a a huge loss for the community of Fort Langley as this was the only market. The fire started around the early hours of Jan 4, 2001, and fully engulfed the building around 5:30am when the fire trucks arrived. The roof had collapsed around 5:30/6:00am. This was a three alarm fire.

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These are photos of a hike that I did on March 30th, 2011. The hike was cut short as it started to rain like crazy. These series of images show the new section of the trail along the Bedford Landing section.

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These images were taken on October 8th, 2011 of the 18th annual Fort Langley Cranberry Festival.

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I have a Sony Alpha33 DLSR now with a kit lens, a 18 to 55mm. I am loving it! Just waiting for any opportunity to get out and use it! Photos: We have the back yard with frozen plants in November, and the night sky with stars, and a walk in the park (Marina Park in Fort Langley, BC) on December 11, 2011, on a very foggy day.

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These are photos of a little hike I did along Brae Island and the Fraser River by Fort Langley. I really wanted to try out new telephoto lens I just bought for my DLSR, a Sony A33. Although it was overcast and the Sun made a short appearance, I think some of these shot turned out nice. Cannot wait for the Sun to return for some better photos. :)

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Doing some night time photography with my Sony A33 Camera. These were taken on Jan 9th, 2012 around 6:30pm standing along Breay Island looking at the Glover Road bridge and the Fort Pub. Also, Bedford landing, looking South East.

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These are images taken at night using a Sony A33 DSLR, 18-55mm lens. Mostly on Glover Road in down town Fort Langley, BC. All the shots were on a tripod with exposures between 2 to 5 seconds.

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