Primordial Metal Print

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This monochrome image shows the coastal temperature rainforest on the west coast of Vancouver Island. Taken in early-evening on a misty day at the end of June, sunlight was just starting to break through higher level fog, setting up for a spectacular sunset an hour later. The fringe of the coast shown in this image is all within Pacific Rim National Park; the mid-section of the West Coast Trail hugs the coast at this point, near Carmanah Point. The forest ridge lines here are all second growth timber, as all but a few pockets of old growth in the deep valleys cutting to the coast were all logged long ago. Even though it looks primordial, this landscape has, in fact, been completely modified by human use over the past century.

Thank you to the Administrators that Featured this photo:
- Land and Sea (10 February 2020)
- Canada (31 March 2020)
- Black and White Photography (05 May 2021)

I am a photographic generalist, equally happy shooting animals in the wild, people in the city, or most anything in between, in either visible or infrared light. Join me on a grizzly bear photo safari at Bear Cave Mountain, in the northern Yukon, October 2026! All artwork (c) by Murray Rudd.