The Whistling Announcement

I could hear this group of Black Oyster Catchers from way down the beach. It gave me a bit of time to prepare the camera.

Surprise!

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view. Sometimes it’s the unexpected details that make a scene unforgettable. — Lou Fasullo Photography

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view. Sometimes it’s the unexpected details that make a scene unforgettable. — Lou Fasullo Photography

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view. Sometimes it’s the unexpected details that make a scene unforgettable. — Lou Fasullo Photography

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

” 🍻🌲 Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view.

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

” 🍻🌲 Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view.

Curious Mountain Goats

Mountain goats are far larger and tougher than they often appear from a distance. Adult males can weigh 250–300 pounds, females around 180–200 pounds, all supported by compact, powerful frames built for survival. They live in some of the most unforgiving terrain in North America — steep alpine cliffs, rocky escarpments, and high-elevation grasslands where balance means everything and one misstep can be fatal.

MT Baker Sunrise

Framed precisely above Mount Baker, the rising sun looms over a fog-covered Fort Langley. The photograph was carefully planned to use the mountain as a familiar reference point, emphasizing the true scale of the sun against our landscape

Zazud

Nesting in Belize

Zazu

These guys & Gals of Belize have a more character during the mating and nesting period , their beaks quite a bit !

Keel-Billed

No toque needed in Belize

Star Trails

Star trails over the pond.

A great gray owl on a tree branch

A great gray owl in the woods

A great gray owl on a tree

A great gray owl peeks from a tree

Long Eared Owl

After fining and taking several pictures of Long eared owls buried in the trees came across this one sitting right out in the open

Long Eared Owl

After fining and taking several pictures of Long eared owls buried in the trees came across this one sitting right out in the open

Long Eared Owl

After fining and taking several pictures of Long eared owls buried in the trees came across this one sitting right out in the open

The Whistling Announcement

I could hear this group of Black Oyster Catchers from way down the beach. It gave me a bit of time to prepare the camera.

Surprise!

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view. Sometimes it’s the unexpected details that make a scene unforgettable. — Lou Fasullo Photography

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view. Sometimes it’s the unexpected details that make a scene unforgettable. — Lou Fasullo Photography

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view. Sometimes it’s the unexpected details that make a scene unforgettable. — Lou Fasullo Photography

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

” 🍻🌲 Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view.

Who said beer doesn’t grow on trees in Canada?

” 🍻🌲 Taken tonight in Hope, BC, where the Fraser and Coquihalla rivers meet and the mountains funnel you into the heart of British Columbia. Hope has always been a gateway town — a crossroads for travelers heading to the Coast, the Interior, and beyond — and moments like this remind you why people stop here and stay awhile. A classic West Coast sunset spilling soft reds and blues across the sky, low fog sliding through the valley, and a quiet river reflecting the end of the day. Even the trees seem to be celebrating the view.

Curious Mountain Goats

Mountain goats are far larger and tougher than they often appear from a distance. Adult males can weigh 250–300 pounds, females around 180–200 pounds, all supported by compact, powerful frames built for survival. They live in some of the most unforgiving terrain in North America — steep alpine cliffs, rocky escarpments, and high-elevation grasslands where balance means everything and one misstep can be fatal.

MT Baker Sunrise

Framed precisely above Mount Baker, the rising sun looms over a fog-covered Fort Langley. The photograph was carefully planned to use the mountain as a familiar reference point, emphasizing the true scale of the sun against our landscape

Zazud

Nesting in Belize

Zazu

These guys & Gals of Belize have a more character during the mating and nesting period , their beaks quite a bit !

Keel-Billed

No toque needed in Belize

Star Trails

Star trails over the pond.

A great gray owl on a tree branch

A great gray owl in the woods

A great gray owl on a tree

A great gray owl peeks from a tree

Long Eared Owl

After fining and taking several pictures of Long eared owls buried in the trees came across this one sitting right out in the open

Long Eared Owl

After fining and taking several pictures of Long eared owls buried in the trees came across this one sitting right out in the open

Long Eared Owl

After fining and taking several pictures of Long eared owls buried in the trees came across this one sitting right out in the open