Some of my published work from 2009 to 2013
Pacific Yachting Magazine, May 2012. Double-spread photo.
Description of the photo by Marianne Scott in Pacific Yachting magazine: "Near Saturna's East Point lighthouse complex, golden-grasses ripple in the wind, replicating the waves and unruly currents visible from the cliffs. An isolated small building stands solidly amidst the grasses, its white paint glistening in the sunlight. It's the Fog Alarm building constructed in 1937 to house the diaphone foghorns whose throaty grunts warned away mariners from nearby reefs and headlands shrouded in fog."
Description of the photo by Marianne Scott in Pacific Yachting magazine: "Near Saturna's East Point lighthouse complex, golden-grasses ripple in the wind, replicating the waves and unruly currents visible from the cliffs. An isolated small building stands solidly amidst the grasses, its white paint glistening in the sunlight. It's the Fog Alarm building constructed in 1937 to house the diaphone foghorns whose throaty grunts warned away mariners from nearby reefs and headlands shrouded in fog."
Pacific Yachting Magazine, May 2012. Double-spread photo.
Description of the photo by Marianne Scott in Pacific Yachting magazine: "Near Saturna's East Point lighthouse complex, golden-grasses ripple in the wind, replicating the waves and unruly currents visible from the cliffs. An isolated small building stands solidly amidst the grasses, its white paint glistening in the sunlight. It's the Fog Alarm building constructed in 1937 to house the diaphone foghorns whose throaty grunts warned away mariners from nearby reefs and headlands shrouded in fog."
Description of the photo by Marianne Scott in Pacific Yachting magazine: "Near Saturna's East Point lighthouse complex, golden-grasses ripple in the wind, replicating the waves and unruly currents visible from the cliffs. An isolated small building stands solidly amidst the grasses, its white paint glistening in the sunlight. It's the Fog Alarm building constructed in 1937 to house the diaphone foghorns whose throaty grunts warned away mariners from nearby reefs and headlands shrouded in fog."