We’ve had a run of arctic air in Whistler recently. These photos were taken last weekend at -15 C. During the week the temperature dropped to -23 C!!! At that temperature even the moisture in the air freezes as you can see by the sparkly photos:
A chilly day on Whistler Mountain
Sunday, January 22nd, 2012Corporate Headshots
Tuesday, August 30th, 2011Cinnamon Bear
Wednesday, August 24th, 2011I guess the berries are ripe at my house right now as the bears are here every day. Today I got some photos of this large black bear. Although she is cinnamon in colour (with a great blonde ‘mane’), she is still considered a black bear. We don’t tend to get brown, or grizzly, bears in Whistler.
Again, such a special treat to be this close to wildlife.
Black Bear in my Garden
Sunday, August 21st, 2011Just as I sat to eat my lunch in the garden I heard crunching and crashing in the bushes – a sure sign of a local bear. So I grabbed my camera from the house and came back out. This little black bear (probably on his own for the first time this summer) walked around the garden for the next half hour or so, munching on the berries. At one point he started walking straight towards me and was less than 10 feet away: time to retreat into the house! I took a photo of him through the window and screen as he sniffed at my laundry drying on the patio.
What an experience! It doesn’t matter how many time I’ve seen bears I’m still in awe of them, and amazed at just how close to them we are, living here in Whistler.
Swiss Chalet Shoot
Wednesday, February 2nd, 2011Toko Hotel
Thursday, January 20th, 2011Here in Nendaz, Switzerland, there are many large apartment / hotel blocks but Toko Chalet, Hotel and Restaurant offers a little extra. Sitting just outside of the main village (but still close to the lifts and shops) it sits above the valley and offers stunning views over the mountains. Amongst other things, the restaurant offers the only Indian cuisine in Nendaz!
I was asked to take some photos of it for the owners, Treena and Meredith.




