"He's too close for missiles. I'm switching to guns."

First salmon (40lb Chinook) on a brand new custom rod set up with an Islander MR3 reel.

Lock and Shackles preventing access to the public beyond this point.

Sea Anemone hanging around a surf tank at the Vancouver Aquarium.

An impulse buy at the Saints fair by the most unlikely person to do so, my dad.

Bringing Beauty to the corner of the garden.

Pink Rhododendron Flower.

All in a days work for a Bumble Bee.

A small group of flowers soaking up the sunlight on a warm spring's day

Full moon glaring through the clouds.

Bell Helicopter coming in to land on the floating dock at Langara Island Lodge

The setting sun laying to rest behind the mountains in the distance.

Tulips swaying in the wind. Bloom is in full force.

A pigeon showing off it's swagger around UBC campus.

Better watch out for those speed cameras ahead.

Fans celebrating Ryan Kesler's goal in Game 1 - Round 2. The Canucks went on to win the nail biting game 5-3.

Towel Power - Fans continue to carry on this tradition years after Roger Neilson. The spectacular scene as fans scream at the top of their lungs, and wave their towels furiously as the Vancouver Canucks step on the ice for Game 1 of the Western conference semi-final against the Chicago Blackhawks.

In 1982, Roger Neilson raised a white towel in a surrendering act to the officials during the playoff series between the Canuck, and coincidentally, the Blackhawks. The Canucks went on to the team's first ever birth in the Stanley Cup finals. Today, the tradition still lives on. Don't know how to use a towel, come back tomorrow to find out...

Cumulation of corks and bottle caps. 30-40 days spent in Whistler too.

The start of something new every year. Flowers sprouting from their 'hibernation'.

Brody being a ball hog and not wanting to share with Oliver =P

An exposure of the night sky on Hwy99. This picture doesn't justify how many stars were in the sky. Coincedently, I randomly aimed the camera and captured the Big Dipper.

Vanishing into the distance, going back in time right before your eyes.

Schools out for the Summer! and we could all use a little fire starter for the bon fires!

One of the two Dusky Dolphins at the Vancouver Aquarium

Reese hiding behing some potted plants on the patio.

Cue the Drum Solo

Shigoku Oysters from Washington State

Aftermath of the UBC year end Block Party (04.08.09) - McInnes Field, UBC

Stockli Cross Pro - Hanging out in the Sun up on Whistler Mountain