Don't stress about having a 'great camera'

You have a camera that is way 'better' than the old beat up one I had 15 years ago when I would wander around my old hometown of Sechelt, British Columbia, taking pictures & sharing them on the interwebs.

Gear can help you do certain things, but knowing how to use what you have, how to see, how go deeper into what you're feeling, will be of more service in what you create.

Sharpness of image will not surpass the art of the vision within the technical limitations at hand.

Learn your equipment. 
It is your paintbrush.

Then go dance & see what you come home with.

Gn from over here, & let's make this next week a grand one 🙏

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Omg, didn’t know that you’re from the Sunshine Coast 👋

Are you from around there? And yes, grew up there & the majority of my family still live there 🫡

I graduated from Chatelech in Sechelt in 1997

My grandpa was born in Egmont & my Grandma grew up on Nelson Island

If you go to the Egmont Heritage Museum there's pictures of him & a section on our family in one of the founding family's books & my brother did some live painting summer events there over a decade ago

That sounds about right :)
My wife and I have lived in Vancouver off and on a number of times. First in Kitsilano when she was going to UBC, then in North Vancouver a few times. We're back in Europe now (she's Polish)

I was born in St. Paul's Hospital on Burrard as my parents were in town when I came early. So I've been riding across Howe Sound on the ferry since before I was born lol

But i'm lived up and down the coast, and a number of spots on the island as well

And in Abbotsford, & Hope and beyond lol

Amazing, thanks for sharing. I’ve been living in Vancouver for a long time now, and only had a chance to visit Sechelt once, for work. It was a beautiful day in July, and I remember seeing a deer next to the road.