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I’ve moved my blog.
I’ve made it easier to follow me!
Go to Kim Jay Photography and click on the blog link for all my latest work.
Much love!
Kim
Tucked away on the west coast of Vancouver Island is Port Renfrew. A small town, on the West Coast Trail, that is known for it’s fishing, logging and unmatched beauty.
For the last weekend in June, Port Renfrew becomes home to the Tall Tree Music Festival.
Tall Tree is a festival with a view. A rugged property high on the hill hosts the some of the islands best local acts, and this year brought in Sweatshop Union, A Tribe Called Red and The Funk Hunters to headline the fest. The great vibe, along with a concoction of various other substances, had the crowd high all weekend. Artists, music lovers, weirdos, and the like gathered, and here is the result.
I had the pleasure of covering the 2013 Sasquatch! Music Festival for prairiedog magazine in Regina, Saskatchewan this year. What a time! Mumford & Sons, Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros, Alt-J, Black Rebel Motorcycle Club, and Sigor Ros, were just a few of the bands to play in the beautiful venue at the Gorge, Washington. Here’s the documentation….click on the photos to open the gallery.
Took a trip up to Sombrio Beach on Vancouver Island this past weekend. What a beautiful place to camp! A 1km hike down the path and your at your ‘campsite’. Pitch your tent where you like, and have the ocean as your front porch and the forest as your back yard. Doesn’t get much better. Thanks to Craig for snapping some nice photos of me 🙂
The bird bands came together for a night of folk at the Upstairs Cabaret in Victoria’s downtown.
Seattle’s Impossible Bird brought their folk-jam to the stage and won me over with their sounds reminiscent of Dave Matthews. Check out their music here.
Victoria’s Fish & Bird were charming and refreshing. A local band to keep tabs on for sure. Here is their webpage.
More, more, more – long exposures and wine… photos by Craig Shutko and myself
This past month has been a busy one. My partner and I have made the move from Regina, Saskatchewan to Victoria, B.C. Craig started a job with UVic in the IT department and I am giving this freelance photography and videography world a shot. Before moving to Victoria, I had only been here once before for a couple days in the fall. So the last few weeks have been full of exploring.
I’ve been sticking to the coast for now. There are hidden little beaches and coves around every corner. I’ve gotten lost a couple of times, and a good rule is go down the hill, you will reach the ocean eventually. Just down hill from our place is the ocean, Dallas Road Beach, and I try and visit it everyday.
Exploring this weekend took us to the beach. We set off with a bottle of wine and a tripod to try our hands at some long exposures. I love how the waves look like fog, and mist. It creates an instant mood. Not bad for a first try.