DO IT LIKE YOU MEAN IT: The Art of Kathy Neudorf

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Goodbye, Little Ferry

Last night I went to Fort Langley, where the Albion Ferry docked during its 50 year run on the Fraser River. About a month ago the ferry service was replaced by the Golden Ears Bridge, and the boats are now at the Maple Ridge Terminal, awaiting a new home. While the new bridge is necessary, it was sad to see them there. I will treasure the memory of foot passenger crossings with the sun in my face and the wind in my hair.

Kulleet and Klatawa

Rollin' on the River

Fraser Shore

Five Boats at Sunset

Copyright 2009, Kathy Neudorf

Tuesday, August 18, 2009

Barkerville

The back road from Likely to Barkerville is a six hour drive - OK, make that three hours with lots of stops for pictures. Summer in Barkerville, a restored Gold Rush town, is a revelation; so much to see for visitors and visiting photographers alike.

Petunias

Jewel in the Rafters

Victoria

Copyright 2009, Kathy Neudorf

Monday, August 3, 2009

Likely, Really

A series of shots from a recent visit to Likely, British Columbia. If you get a chance, you really should go. The Cariboo area of BC is magical - a wonderland of snowy mountains, remote lakes and racing rivers. Oh, and vast grasslands, plenty of sagebrush, and the promise of gold.....

Gateway to Barkerville

Bears on Ghost Road

Quesnel Lake Cabin

Stove, Quesnel Forks

Symphony of Fire

Copyright 2009, Kathy Neudorf

Sunday, July 5, 2009

I Heart HDR!

The first three images were taken on a winter trip to Tulameen, BC. Shooting the fourth got my chin really dirty:)

Winter Blooms

Evening Light

Backroad Barn

Clover

Copyright 2009, Kathy Neudorf

Sunday, June 7, 2009

New Stuff

From various stops along the road....

Cooling Off

Across The River

Bird's Eye View

Friday, April 3, 2009

Every Picture Tells A Story, Don't It?

This one certainly does. I was in Summerland a few years back, when the town was a temporary home for dozens of migrant fruit pickers. Mostly young Quebecois, these people were on every street. French conversation filled the air. They were charming photographic subjects - a delightful mix of the traditional and the bohemian. A true band of gypsies.

This photo has been in my files ever since. Today I figured out how to make it whole.

Music In Motion

Copyright 2009, Kathy Neudorf

Friday, March 6, 2009

Playing Around

A shot in the dark from the Vancouver Aquarium

Fruit Bat

Friday, February 6, 2009

La Belle Province

Maman a la Place Jacques Cartier

Saturday, January 31, 2009

Tearing It Up on a Friday Night

Last night was such fun - I was out taking photos on behalf of the Langley Arts Council at Fat City Swing. It's a rockin', happenin', toe tappin', hip shakin' place, and I enjoyed every minute.

Walking in the Air

Two x Two

Copyright 2009, Kathy Neudorf

Monday, January 12, 2009

Random Imagery

Army Dreamer

3 Martinis

Monday, December 29, 2008

Looking for Eagles

Another outing, this time to Harrison Bay to shoot eagles, with the camera of course! The eagles were elusive, but I was lucky enough to discover the lovely, tiny, frozen community of Deroche.

Deroche

On Frozen Pond

Chilly Hill

Copyright 2008, Kathy Neudorf

Wednesday, December 10, 2008

More Outings - Vancouver Aquarium, Cloverdale Raceway

Let's Do Lunch

Pacer at Dawn

Copyright 2008, Kathy Neudorf

Sunday, October 26, 2008

A Trip to Bear Creek Park, Surrey BC

A Small Slice of Fall

Vision in Violet

Copyright 2008, Kathy Neudorf

Saturday, October 18, 2008

Fun With Macro

Autumn Lily

Are lilies supposed to bloom in October? This one did. Thanks, Beth!

Copyright 2008, Kathy Neudorf

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

Out of the Archives, Into the Now

Between October 3 and October 8, 2008, I travelled to the West Kootenays of British Columbia, visiting areas around Nakusp, New Denver, Sandon and Revelstoke. Autumn color was at its peak. It was the glorious, breathtaking moment before Nature sends her first snow. I am still glowing from the experience; the sights, sounds and splendor were almost beyond words.

This is what my camera saw.....