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No. 3 in a series of wallpapers meant to be shared. Check out the Museum of Anthropology at UBC.

The MOA classifies this work as "The Raven and the First Men. [MOA Collections Nb1.481]. By Bill Reid. 1980. Haida."

No. 2 in a series of wallpapers meant to be shared. Check out the Museum of Anthropology at UBC.

The MOA classifies this work as "The Raven and the First Men. [MOA Collections Nb1.481]. By Bill Reid. 1980. Haida."

No. 1 in a series of wallpapers meant to be shared. Check out the Museum of Anthropology at UBC.

The MOA classifies this work as "The Raven and the First Men. [MOA Collections Nb1.481]. By Bill Reid. 1980. Haida."

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"The original Stave Falls powerhouse was once British Columbia's largest hydroelectric power source, and is a National Historic Site of Canada."

A black & white photograph of a chrome greyhound hood ornament, with classic Ford logo beneath it. There is a hint of the cars grill showing, almost like a plinth for polished miniature sculpture.

I'm pretty sure I have a version of this shot from last year... or the year before. I smile every time I see this car, because I know I already pictures of this hood ornament but I don't care because it is so shiny.

One last capture from today's Downtown Port Coquitlam 2023 Car Show held under hazy skies on a day when wildfires have created concerns for about those throughout the province. #photography #carshow #vintage #classic

Three more captures from today's Downtown Port Coquitlam 2023 Car Show held under hazy skies on a day when wildfires have created concerns for about those throughout the province. #photography #carshow #vintage #classic

Two more captures from today's Downtown Port Coquitlam 2023 Car Show held under hazy skies on a day when wildfires have created concerns for about those throughout the province. #photography #carshow #vintage #classic

Four more captures from today's Downtown Port Coquitlam 2023 Car Show held under hazy skies on a day when wildfires have created concerns for about those throughout the province. #photography #carshow #vintage #classic

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I am fascinated by the surface cracks in some of these details from Bill Reid's masterpiece, at the Museum of Anthropology at UBC.... The Raven and the First Men. [MOA Collections Nb1.481]. By Bill Reid. 1980. Haida. Yellow cedar wood. 1.9 x 1.9 m. Located in the Bill Reid Rotunda.

A pully, wooden with a rope. Captured in July during a visit the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site in Richmond, BC's Steveston Village. This preserved shipyard is free to visit and filled with details that matter. #WorldPhotographyDay #photography

A red hulled Fraser River Skiff. Captured in July during a visit the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site in Richmond, BC's Steveston Village. This preserved shipyard is free to visit and filled with details that matter. #WorldPhotographyDay #photography

A stapler with a rust patina sitting on a blue print on a desk. Captured in July during a visit the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site in Richmond, BC's Steveston Village. This preserved shipyard is free to visit and filled with details that matter. #WorldPhotographyDay #photography

An antique fire extinguisher on a shelf against a red and white painted wooden wall with a sign that indicates that "A fire in this building might put every employee out of work". Captured in July during a visit the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site in Richmond, BC's Steveston Village. This preserved shipyard is free to visit and filled with details that matter. #WorldPhotographyDay #photography

Captured in July during a visit the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site in Richmond, BC's Steveston Village. This preserved shipyard is free to visit and filled with details that matter. #WorldPhotographyDay #photography @jeffkennedyphotograpy over on Instagram.

Black and white photograph of a detail from the carving by Haida carver Bill Reid, titled The Raven and The First Men and it can be experienced at the Museum Of Anthropology at UBC. Details matter and here a hand reaches out of the shell opened by Raven, touching it's surface with the tips of its curled fingers. Natural lighting highlights the sculpting marks of teams final carving work. Light plays across the surface with strong dark shadows contrasting the sharp details.

Bill Reid's The Raven and The First Men. If you have never seen this work in person... I highly encourage a visit to the Museum Of Anthropology at UBC. Reopening soon!

[MOA Collections Nb1.481]. By Bill Reid. 1980. Haida. Yellow cedar wood. 1.9 x 1.9 m. Located in the Bill Reid Rotunda.

A colour photo of a workshop light fixture, illuminated with cobwebs and rusty patina. The light glows a warm yellow and can be found at the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site in Richmond, BC's Steveston Village. It's free to visit and filled with interesting things to see. Worth a visit.

Details matter.... over on Instagram I have posted colour captures all week from a visit to the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site in Richmond, BC's Steveston Village. It's free to visit and filled with interesting things to see.
@jeffkennedyphotography over on Instagram.

Visited the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site in Richmond, BC's Stevenson Village back in July. Worth a visit, this preserved shipyard is free and a treasure trove of industrial details from a not too distant past. @jeffkennedyphotography over on Instagram.