I promised a post about the Wey Navigation this weekend but ran out of time. So, a shortish post today and the Wey will have to wait until later in the week. I took this shot, scanned from a 6×4 print, in 1994. We were watching killer whales in the waters of Robson’s Bight, off the Eastern coast of Vancouver Island. We set off from Telegraph Cove, an atmospheric little settlement that has managed to retain much of its early 20th century character. The picture below, taken on the same trip appears inside and on the back cover of The Encyclopedia of Raincoast Place Names published by Harbour Publishing. Being something of a bookworm, I particularly like it when people buy my images for this purpose. I must confess to a few vanity moments when we were travelling in BC again in 2010 and kept finding the book in shops.
Focused Moments 
It is a superb shot. The reflection, the tree line – deserves to be published!
Thank you very much. 🙂
Jaina, I agree. By the way, you look nice.
Stanislav
Wow to the whales! I am VERY envious!
Thanks, Helen. It was a memorable trip that I hope to repeat one day.
Extremely beautiful.
Thank you!
Both beautiful shots Rachael and I do not blame you for your “vanity moments” I too would be exactly the same 🙂