Onwards and Upwards Wood Print

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Aged concrete steps ascend between weathered walls, creating a narrow alleyway toward an unseen destination. Moss and disuse hint at abandonment, while the sepia tone lends a nostalgic or historic feel to the scene.

How many feet have climbed these stairs?
This is a staircase leading up from one of the underground batteries on the sites of Fort Rodd Hill, a national historic site in Victoria B.C., Canada.

I consider myself to be primarily a nature and landscape photographer, who also enjoys creating digital art. I live on the west coast of Canada, on the southern tip of beautiful Vancouver Island, and nature provides much of the inspiration for my craft. I am lucky to have many birds and wildlife share my neighbourhood, and I will spend many a happy hour sitting outside with my camera, capturing their antics as they come to visit my yard. The many birds and deer have become used to seeing that crazy lady sitting on the porch pointing her black box at them, and, as a result, I have been lucky to have captured many of their images as they visit unafraid. I also frequent a nearby bird sanctuary beside the ocean, and the gardens of a local...