Deep in the network of logging roads on Vancouver Island is a small grove of giant ancient trees in a protected area called Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park. Accessing this park is not for the faint of heart. Several hours of extremely rough active forestry roads are the only way in. Once in the park you are rewarded with some of the islands oldest and largest trees. This image is just a typical view along the main trail through the park.
While travelling the back roads of Montana I drove up on a cow standing there just blocking the road. He refused to give me room to pass so I had to get out of the car and coax him into the pasture. He was reluctant to budge in the slightest. Eventually he did head off, but it wasn’t without a certain amount of attitude. We locked eyes in a staring contest long enough for me to take several images to form a panorama with such an amazing background.
