SIWASH ROCK — 2005
BY LEE BACCHUS & BRIAN GRAHAM
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The motif here is Greater Vancouver in transition. With many exceptions.
Unless otherwise noted, most of the stuff here was created by Bernie Lyon, a Vancouver illustrator, and Lee Bacchus, a Vancouver photographer/writer. Our work has appeared in The Tyee, Vancouver Magazine and Western Living among others.
Contact rlbacchus@gmail.com
Contact rlbacchus@gmail.com
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1 comment:
Lee that is magnificent. The strata of ages implicit in those layers of an isolated remnant of erosion and that fragile tree, which itself is an erosive agent. And that broken concrete abutment which is just a temporal nanosecond in the whole scenario of time. I think it's the most profound reflection on time.
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