When I saw this ‘river of white’, I thought of the Mackenzie River which meanders for miles over the flat arctic tundra toward the Arctic Ocean. I have seen it from the air and I always wanted to make the journey by canoe. As I made this image, I once again wanted to launch my […]
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Update: The following blog post was sent out yesterday with an error in postage. The postage is $3.00, not $15.00. The website has now been corrected. We apologize for the error! Thanks. Ken Marshall and Chris Harris (Harris/Marshall Media) have just released a Blu-ray disk titled ‘The Chilcotin Ark’. With 2 documentaries and 9 short […]
A Sunday drive along Meadow Lake Road
Up at 4am, packed a lunch, filled up with gas, and headed south along hwy. 97. Just south of 70 Mile, I turned west along Meadow Lake Road. I was on my way to Churn Creek Protected Area to photograph for the day. As it turned out, it was a cloudy day with passing thunder […]
The Story Behind the Image
I just posted my October Newsletter which contains some stories from this summers wildfires. To see the remains of Lee’s Corner was a shocker. When I reached Hanceville that day, I bore witness to the remains of a Chilcotin landmark. This historic café dated back to the gold rush and early ranching days in the Chilcotin. […]
CD Release Barn Party!
Only in the Cariboo is a new CD released in a hay barn! Last night Stan Provost, Curtis Lueke, and Sheldon Caverly, released their very first CD “Stolen Signs” in Gus Horn’s hay barn. What a fantastic evening! Outside was a spectacular electrical lightning storm with thundering sound effects, but nature couldn’t compete with the electrical storm […]
A New Yoga Retreat
Last week I was out in the West Chilcotin photographing a few beautiful resorts in the Nimpo and Anahim Lake area. One of the resorts is offering yoga retreats; I’ll share a few images I made over the next few days. This is The Dean on Nimpo Resort which looks out over spectacular Nimpo […]
New Yoga Retreat
I was out in the West Chilcotin photographing some of the resorts so thought I would share a few images I made out there. I’ll start off with an overall image of the resort itself.
I Just Posted my June Newsletter
To read my latest Newsletter and see the story about Betsy, visit my website at: http://chrisharris.abcweblink.com/Home/Newsletter/June%2c%202015
Wild blue flax – a garden delight
I made this image in front of our house; the garden is like a carpet of blue. It’s stunningly beautiful. This perennial was used by Some First Nations used a decoction to rinse their hair and scalp.