Photos in/of the Shuswap area or by Shuswap residents in their travels
If you have a great photo shot and would like to share it, use the Contact Form to notify Aim High Salmon Arm. We can then make arrangements to transfer, attribute and post your work of art.
McGuire Lake by Yogi
Last Days of Fall 2009_1 by LWT
Last Days of Fall _2 by LWT
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Salmon Arm Wetlands by Torti 2007
Salmon Arm boats by Wolfgangp41
SASCU Apples by LWT
Salmon Arm moon by jackdshutter May 26 2009
All photos used by permission.
Note: I am trying to decide if a “photo” section like this is worth continuing. One way to determine this is to track the numbers who are actually viewing the photos. By clicking on the “Keep Reading” link that follows, you are letting me know that you are indeed looking at these wonderful shots. Thanks!
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3 responses so far ↓
Al // October 17, 2009 at 9:00 am
What a wonderful way to show the great things about our community!
Nan // October 17, 2009 at 7:57 pm
I love this section too!
Warren Bell // October 25, 2009 at 11:06 am
I think photos are a marvellous way of cutting through endless verbiage and getting to the “gestalt” of a community. Photos can also lie (e.g. never show cloudy or rainy days) but in general, they give a more specific and complete sense of what is going on in a place and among people there, than words can show. This is especially true for one-of-a-kind image — there is no way to understand the Western Grebe, for example, without seeing its wonderfal plumage and astonishing mating “dance”, because there is nothing else like it in the world. Seen in still photos, it is captivating. Seeing it, as I just did, in Ed Dahl’s amazing video on YouTube, it is transcendentally moving.
Warren