The University Of British Columbia Tapestries

The flag of Delta, British Columbia on shirts, Stickers, Phone Cases & Skins, Pillows & Totes, Prints, Cards & Posters, Duvets, Mugs and Leggings.

The artwork illustrates Kelowna's skyline with an ink drawing. The drawing highlights the city's history in the province of British Columbia, Canada.

The artwork illustrates Kelowna's skyline with an ink drawing. The drawing highlights the city's history in the province of British Columbia, Canada.

University of British Columbia is now represented!

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A Humpback Whale Dives Near Vancouver Island

The artwork illustrates Kelowna's skyline with an ink drawing. The drawing highlights the city's history in the province of British Columbia, Canada.

Ogopogo is a vintage retro graphic for any who loves a lake monster and sea serpent in Kelowna, Lake Okanagan, and British Columbia. Design features a lake monster like the loch ness monster.

The Totem Pole was a gift from the people of Canada to HM The Queen in June, 1958. The Pole is 100 feet high, one foot for every year, and marks the centenary of British Columbia, which was named by Queen Victoria and proclaimed a Crown Colony on November 19th 1858. It is now the Pacific Coast Province of Canada.

Pugs are loved all over the world, but the people of the greater Vancouver area in BC are especially fond of these little clowns. This design is perfect for the pug-loving Vancouverite in your life!

Texada Island BC silhouette. Simple design for the souvenir hunters out there. The biggest of the Gulf Islands at over 300 square kilometres so there's always space for fun in the sun. Perfect gift for family or friends. Texada Island.

My second visit to the Maplewood Conservation Area produced meetings with not two, but six blacktail deer in a forest clearing... four fawns and two does who seemed completely at ease with the small group of photographers in their midst. This is one of the two deer families... a doe with her first year fawn (the one in front, who is just starting to lose its spots) and second year (browsing in the background) fawns.

Fall migration brings thousands and thousands of Snow Geese to the shores of Metro Vancouver every year, and 2017 produced a bumper crop of these migratory birds -- a stunning spectacle to witness. Among the vibrant and calling sea of white that seemed to blanket the high tides from dawn to dusk, outnumbering the usually omnipresent and overwhelming numbers of gulls, crows, and wintering ducks at this time of the year, we also saw 5 rare blue morph Snow Geese. Photographed on a sunny afternoon in October 2017 at Boundary Bay Regional Park, British Columbia, Canada.

This adult male Mandarin Duck has been seen in the company of the Wood Ducks of Piper Spit. He has called Burnaby Lake home since he was first spotted there in 2018. His stunning ruffs, dazzling color palette, and "fins" make him a dreamboat to photograph.

I encountered a party of eight juvenile Pectoral Sandpipers at the Boundary Bay Wildlife Management Area as September 2018 passed its halfway mark. Like the other shorebirds who normally prefer the grassier, less muddy parts of the beach to forage from, these medium-sized migratory shorebirds did not mind me in their midst. Photographed on a sunny and slightly breezy afternoon on a fairly low high tide that let me walk out a few hundred feet from shore to observe the visiting fauna in close quarters.

Hiking from Alberta to British Columbia

City of Duncan in colourful rainbow text. Bright and cheery. Makes a great gift for people with the name Duncan! Known as the City of Totems. This vancouver island destination is worth the visit. Perfect souvenir for family and friends. Duncan.

City of Nanaimo in colourful rainbow text. Bright and colourful. Known as the Harbour City. This Vancouver Ssland destination is worth the stop. Makes a great gift or souvenir for family and friends. Nanaimo.

An unusually late-staying migrant dressed in his best breeding finery, this Ruddy Turnstone was attracting wildlife photographers with his foraging techniques (lifting clumps of seaweed much bigger (and probably heavier) than himself) on the shore, and in the process of scrounging up a late lunch, walking right into the midst of the long-lens-toting paparazzi, who were often forced to back up! Photographed at the Tsawwassen Ferry Jetty in November 2015.

Village of Saanichton in colourful rainbow text. Bright and fun. Known as Vancouver Islands Provenance. This Vancouver island destination is a true gem. Makes a great gift or souvenir for family and friends. Saanichton.

Port Alberni BC in colourful rainbow text. Bright and bold. Salmon capital of the world. This Vancouver island destination is a true gem. Makes a great gift or souvenir for family and friends. Port Alberni.

A male Wood Duck in all his breeding splendor poses for my lens. Wood Ducks are the most colorful all-year-round resident waterfowl one can find in Metro Vancouver, Canada, and they are equally at home in the water, on land, or in the trees -- being the only duck species who can grasp logs and branches.

Vancouver Cityscape

Campbell RIver BC in colourful rainbow text. Bright and bold. Salmon Capital of the World. This Vancouver island city is a worthy destination. Makes a great gift or souvenir for family and friends. Campbell River.

An unintentionally vignetted profile of a young Peregrine Falcon, shot through a hole in the fence at the local raptor rehabilitation centre.

Stawamus Chief - Since 1997

Qualicum Beach BC in colourful rainbow text. Bright and bold. Where beauty can be small. This Vancouver island destination is a true beach gem. Makes a great gift or souvenir for family and friends. Qualicum Beach.