A photo walk, hosted by me, your local Foto community host Thomas Guerrero. We meet, we walk, we make photos together, no likes or followers involved. What to…

It’s been hard to get back into the rhythm of work and kids in school after spending a couple of weeks in Ireland. I haven’t decided if I will do a couple of articles, or just this one. We shall see. I wanted to write this article because it highlights something that I have noticed on many of my t

A photo walk, hosted by me, your local Foto community host Thomas Guerrero. We meet, we walk, we make photos together, no likes or followers involved. What to…

Today the Times Colonist published an op-ed I wrote examining the replacement of Crystal Pool, the most expensive project in the City of Vi...

A photo walk, hosted by your local Foto community host. We meet, we walk, we make photos together, no likes or followers involved. What to expect You'll spend…

Join Thomas Guerrero for this Saturday afternoon photo walk. Thomas is the writer of Sidewalking Victoria (https://www.sidewalkingvictoria. com), an informative photography blog written from a pedestrian’s perspective. In this afternoon workshop, Thomas will highlight specific areas of the downtown area and focus on specific photographic themes at each stop. Examples are photographing the colour and excitement of the Inner Harbour; taking advantage of taking photos at different levels at Library Square, and capturing the reflections in windows along Government St in Old Town. You will learn ways to create a thematic approach to photography as well as discover some fascinating locations in the downtown area. Meet at the school. Suitable for all levels. See supply list. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1:30 - 4:30PM(PDT) IN-PERSON

A photo walk, hosted by your local Foto community host. We meet, we walk, we make photos together, no likes or followers involved. What to expect You'll spend…

Flic Film may get more blog posts on Sidewalking Victoria’s Photography section than any other company and for good reason; outside of Harman Photo , they may be doing more to move film photography forward than anyone else. Flic Film is certainly at the top, when it comes to Canadian companies.

Join Thomas Guerrero for this Saturday afternoon photo walk. Thomas is the writer of Sidewalking Victoria (https://www.sidewalkingvictoria. com), an informative photography blog written from a pedestrian’s perspective. In this afternoon workshop, Thomas will highlight specific areas of the downtown area and focus on specific photographic themes at each stop. Examples are photographing the colour and excitement of the Inner Harbour; taking advantage of taking photos at different levels at Library Square, and capturing the reflections in windows along Government St in Old Town. You will learn ways to create a thematic approach to photography as well as discover some fascinating locations in the downtown area. Meet at the school. Suitable for all levels. See supply list. SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1:30 - 4:30PM(PDT) IN-PERSON

Discover the best things to do on Quadra Island, BC, from exploring the scenic shores of Rebecca Spit to experiencing local Indigenous history at the Nuyumbalees Cultural Centre and tasting exceptional island-grown wines. We are just back from a trip to Quadra Island. It has been about five years

Last month I wrote an article on the upcoming review by the City of Victoria of the Christ Church Cathedral redevelopment plans. You can read that article here if you missed it. As an update to that article, the project passed the Committee of the Whole making way for the church to start to look f

What is being proposed for the Christ Church Cathedral in Victoria, BC? Read my new article and find out.

It’s only a week until the Fernwood Art Stroll! This will be my third year in the ‘stroll’ and I am really looking forward to it. If you haven’t heard about the Fernwood Art Stroll before, be sure to check the website here: https://fernwoodartstroll.ca/ The short story is that the Fernwood Art St

It has been a couple of years since I have done an article on complete streets. The last one, I think, was from 2024 on Fort Street. In that last article , I was looking at a completed project and how it did (or didn’t) align with the idea of a ‘complete street’. It was a bit of a mix, which is sim