Photographer Jaydia Leigh takes us on a personal tour of Vancouver Island with striking images of this green, northwestern island.
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Photographer Jaydia Leigh takes us on a personal tour of Vancouver Island with striking images of this green, northwestern island.
Sometimes a new perspective helps you truly appreciate a place.
Point Lobos cast a spell on us with its turquoise blue water, rocky coastline, and mysterious fog.
I will start by saying that Vancouver Island is truly worth your money + efforts. You'll find free spirited hippies throughout, ready to send you love + happiness; endless coffee shops full of entrepreneurs planning their next big gig; countless beaches dotted with sun lovers; and an abundant amount of surfers restlessly fighting to catch the perfect wave. The Island is a place to completely lose yourself in the natural state of wonder, constantly being in awe of what surrounds you. I've spent most days outside exploring my surroundings, trying to capture the beauty of it all and the Island has taught me to appreciate where I am, to take one day at a time, and to enjoy the simple things. Growing up here was truly a privilege.
An afternoon enjoyed at the picturesque, brother owned Scribe winery in Sonoma, CA.
We’d heard that the best way to explore Baja California Sur was via the network of dirt roads that criss cross and meander through the desert. What we’d heard had been right. Cabo is best explored through its dirt highways.