Saturday, February 3, 2018

Arbutus Tree, Gabriola

We went for a short drive along Berry Point Road this afternoon, and I stopped to grab this quick shot of an Arbutus tree along the shore, with Texada Island in the background.

Arbutus Tree, Gabriola

The light was pretty flat with a lot of moisture in the air from all the rain we've had recently, so I thought this image would look better in monochrome.  The Fuji mirrorless cameras, including the X-T2 I used here, can produce wonderful black & white images.
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Location: Berry Point Rd, Gabriola, BC, Canada
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