Sunday, March 25th, 2007
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1: We met at the Portage Bay Cafe for brunch beforehand. This is ice in a water glass, illuminated from below by a flashlight. |
3: A heavy chain encircles a flowerbed |
4: Closeup of the prow of a cedar canoe |
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5: The canoe was still being carved; this is a shot of the starboard side |
6: Rain had collected in the bottom of the canoe, and these cedar chips were floating in the puddle |
7: Off to the side, under an awning, was a pile of cedar chips |
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11: A more interesting shot of the lines |
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17: Tobin Wood: Guerrilla photographer! |
19: The fluke of a large golden anchor |
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31: It was a bit of a challenge to get the exposure right on this cleat |
32: An old engine sat in the yard—an impressive piece of iron |
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34: The second time we walked past the cedar canoe, this gentleman was working on it |
35: He convinced Toby to lend a hand |
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