A different kind of light
Work. It’s interesting. One day I might be making a portrait, the next I might be shooting inside a bio-waste facility (really!). Often, it takes me to beautiful corners of the province that I might otherwise not see.
Last week, I drove up to the northern part of the island to visit Broughton Archipelago and a small community called Alert Bay. I have been before in Summer. It is a different place in December. Quiet and grey, the light lends itself to monochromatic image making. My government photos are almost always in colour, but here you will see what I saw, in black and white.
As this was a work job, I only took my X-series cameras and lenses. I will return with my GFX 50S for a prolonged stay to make some slower images. They might also be in black and white!
NB: All images captured with Fujifilm X-H1 and X-T2, fronted with the XF16-55mm f/2.8 and XF50-140mm f/2.8 lenses.
DON CRAIG photography 
2 responses to “Broughton Archipelago”
Lovely images. I can imagine that you could hear yourself breathing…
Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for reading Naomi! Yes. I mentioned to my work colleague that I wanted to sit still in one spot for hours, so that I could watch the light changing. I could definitely hear myself breathing!