Another late night shot using an off camera to highlight the ice and the glass rim:

Vodka shot with studio lighting

Bubbles.  What more to say?  Well…….more technical to shoot than you might imagine.  Requires a strobe with modeling light, dark room and a small aperture.  And a lovely assistant to blow bubbles over and over and over again!

Bubbles against a black background

This rosebud photo was taken with a macro lens.  I love the little water droplets.  Macro lenses are hard to use, though as the depth of field is so shallow.  Ideally you need a studio.  Oh well.  This is pretty anyway.

This is West Bowl on Whistler Mountain which I can see from my living room.  I love how the fluffy clouds are so dark because they’re in the shade of the mountain, but the mountain itself is still in the sun.

These are the Brandywine Falls, just South of Whistler, BC.  Legend has it that the name derives from a bet that the two men who discovered the falls had with each other.  Regarding the height of the falls (70 metres) one bet a bottle of wine, the other a bottle of brandy.

This tiny, tiny start of a bees nest was in the alcove of my patio.  A macro lens would have done it more justice, but two off camera flashes give it some depth and detail.

High up Stonebridge Drive on the West Side of the Whistler Valley there is a small lake.  I don’t know it’s name.  It seems to be man made as it is surrounded by dead trees as if the area has been flooded.  Made for some interesting reflections.