British Columbia: People, Places, Landmarks
The telling of the story of any given place is often times, incomplete without addressing the human component of its history. BC is home to a wide, diverse array of people from all over the globe- all finding opportunity and a draw to the same beautiful province for one reason or another. From small indigenous nations, to long-standing fur trading posts, British Columbia harbors a mosaic of history like no other. In my short time spent in this place, I have tried my best to capture it all.
Below is a collection of shots compiling the character and history of the places and people that find BC home.

Rose Garden c. 1913, Hatley Castle, Colwood

Cold Shoulder Cafe, Jordan River

Belmont Building c. 1912, Victoria

Pacific Central Station c. 1917, dawn, Vancouver

Squamish Adventure Inn, Squamish

Mt. Garibaldi, dusk, Squamish

Transmission tower, Squamish

2010 Olympic Rings, Whistler

Legislative Assembly of British Columbia c. 1897, Victoria

Legislative Assembly detail, Victoria

Derailed boxcars from 1956 train wreck, Squamish-Lillooet District

Boxcar in color, Squamish-Lillooet District

Peace Tulip Garden, Provincial Christmas Tree, Queen Victoria, Victoria

Graffiti detail, Whistler

Porteau Cove viewing platform, Sunshine Coast District

Beacon Hill Park, Sun Clock, Victoria

Queen Victoria Statue c. 1914, Victoria

39-meter tall totem pole c. 1956, Beacon Hill Park, Victoria

Hatley Castle c. 1908, Colwood

Royal Roads Cenotaph Garden c. 1946, Hatley Castle, Colwood

Cold Shoulder Cafe windsock and landmark sign, Jordan River

Cold Shoulder Cafe trinkets, Jordan River

Rogers Arena, Vancouver

English Bay Beach view of Denman St., Vancouver

Hatley Castle front entrance, Colwood

Denman x Davie St., dawn, Vancouver

Pacific Central Station front entrance, Vancouver