Catch Of The Day

Posted in Still Life on July 6, 2009 by Greg Miller

Catch Of The Day

I went home to Quadra Island last weekend and spent some time with family and friends. Here’s Boaty, holding up one of the salmon we caught over the two days up island.

Eagle Eye

Posted in Still Life on June 30, 2009 by Greg Miller

Eagle
I went fishing last weekend with Temple and Abby out of Moocha Bay. This eagle was keeping a close eye on us while we were releasing a ling cod at the side of the boat.

Dig It

Posted in Still Life on June 15, 2009 by Greg Miller

Digby

If you ever make it to Nova Scotia and love seafood, try and take some time out for Digby. When I say time, I mean just enough to get some scallops and other seafood goodies. Digby is not the prettiest place on the East coast, but pulling up to the dock and eating the world famous scallops, along with a lobster roll or two is worth the pit stop. This is a shot of the dock where you can order up the fresh local seafood.

East Coast

Posted in Still Life on June 8, 2009 by Greg Miller

Peggys Cove

Here’s a shot of Peggy’s Cove in Nova Scotia.

A Night At The Horses

Posted in Sports, Still Life on May 29, 2009 by Greg Miller

Harness Racing

I flew into Prince Edward Island a week ago. Before I came, my girlfriend told me there is a race track one block from where she is staying. Over the past year I’ve grown to love horse racing, so I was pumped to go to the live races. The first race was good to us. Out of four tickets, we cashed on three and that would be the end of that. I wasn’t there to win it all, just to watch the races live. This is a shot of the first race in which we cashed on our tickets.

Goldstream

Posted in Still Life on May 20, 2009 by Greg Miller

Camping

Last weekend, I went and met some friends who were camping at Goldstream Park. This is a picture of Logan warming his hands, in the dead of night, by the campfire.

Skate or Die

Posted in Sports, Still Life on May 11, 2009 by Greg Miller

Ollie Brah!

I’ve been skateboarding for about 17 years now, but over the past 10 years its certainly took a back seat too working. Gone are the days when an injury wouldn’t affect me in a way it would now. When I was a teenager, I had my parents to fall back on if I sustained an injury. However, being 31 and having to work for a living, an injury now would be financially crushing. In the past couple weeks my buddy Johnny Quan has been hanging around in Victoria, urging me to skate with him. I’ve taken the opportunity to get back on my board and combined it with trying my hand at skate photography. This is a shot of Johnny rocking an ollie down on the boardwalk at Clover Point.

One Night In Hardy

Posted in Still Life on May 3, 2009 by Greg Miller

Last week Matt and I went out to Cape Scott for three nights, but before we started, we spent a night In Port Hardy. One of my buddies works for Pacific Coastal, so we got to stay in the hangar at the airport. This is a shot of a plane, just before it was to take off for Vancouver.

Port Hardy

Guilty

Posted in Still Life on April 21, 2009 by Greg Miller

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I was sitting at home on Sunday night watching the NHL playoffs. The sun was beaming and it made me feel guilty for wasting the evening on the couch. So, I got off my ass and headed out for a photo. I never found the shot I was looking for. However, I like the green of the sea grass in this shot. I’m not sure if it’s called sea grass, but that’s what it looks like.

Sundown

Posted in Landscape on April 15, 2009 by Greg Miller

The sun sets on Victoria, B.C.

Sundown