djames
Oct-02-2008, 06:31 AM
We drove up to Bella Coola, British Columbia to visit my daughter and her family. Took a "few" photos there and on the trip out toward Williams Lake.
While there we took a chartered sail boat trip on a cold rainy day.http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384766666_4VyTN-L.jpg
The views of the mountains surrounding the valley that day were pretty low contrast.
http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384828452_8BXJc-L.jpg
The next day the drive toward home was what one could have wished for the weekend weather.
A much better view of the mountains this day
http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384862687_iDGFG-L.jpg
and another one http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384866287_3LG8c-L.jpg
Of course there is always the "Hill" to face. 4,000 ft. climb in 11 miles with only a single lane dirt road and up to 14% grade. Not for the faint of heart in the daytime let alone traveling it at night with fog as we did on our trip in.http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384873499_KwCeM-L.jpg
A couple more shots on the road home.http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384889442_ZAvL7-L.jpg
http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384898692_vMDyP-L.jpg
And as a final shot - a step back to a bygone era when the worry of polution was not so large.
http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384778336_V5kf4-L.jpg
and of course comments and suggestions for improvements are always appreciated.
While there we took a chartered sail boat trip on a cold rainy day.http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384766666_4VyTN-L.jpg
The views of the mountains surrounding the valley that day were pretty low contrast.
http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384828452_8BXJc-L.jpg
The next day the drive toward home was what one could have wished for the weekend weather.
A much better view of the mountains this day
http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384862687_iDGFG-L.jpg
and another one http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384866287_3LG8c-L.jpg
Of course there is always the "Hill" to face. 4,000 ft. climb in 11 miles with only a single lane dirt road and up to 14% grade. Not for the faint of heart in the daytime let alone traveling it at night with fog as we did on our trip in.http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384873499_KwCeM-L.jpg
A couple more shots on the road home.http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384889442_ZAvL7-L.jpg
http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384898692_vMDyP-L.jpg
And as a final shot - a step back to a bygone era when the worry of polution was not so large.
http://djames-photography.smugmug.com/photos/384778336_V5kf4-L.jpg
and of course comments and suggestions for improvements are always appreciated.