Jonathan Chow 1/30/17 Jonathan Chow 1/30/17

A Wet Tahoe Trip

Jonathan Chow 9/21/16 Jonathan Chow 9/21/16

Film / Great Northwest pt. 3

Wrapping up our travels to BC & Washington, wonderful (albeit dark & gloomy) Vancouver!

Next stop was Tacoma. After BC, it was admittedly not quite up to par, but they did feature a pretty impressive glass museum! Better yet, they actually had a glass making workshop to demonstrate some of the abilities and techniques the skill required. The following day we headed home and said good bye to this beautiful corner of the globe, but I aim to be back again in the near future.

Jonathan Chow 9/18/16 Jonathan Chow 9/18/16

Film / Great Northwest pt. 2

While visiting Victoria, we had to visit the Butchart Gardens. There's few gardens that hold my interest well enough, but Butchart is definitely one of the best.

The next day it was time to head over to Vancouver via ferry, bus, and light rail. The bus ride was longer than we expected, but overall it was a relatively smooth trip. The entire time spent at Victoria was bright and sunny, so it while it wasn't unplanned, we weren't expecting the dark clouds and rain that hit us on our first night. Still one of the most beautiful cities though...

Jonathan Chow 9/15/16 Jonathan Chow 9/15/16

Film / Great Northwest pt. 1

I'm so ridiculously behind posting these, I'm just going to get on with it. Film pics from my family vacation in Victoria-Vancouver-Tacoma, starting with the island.

While the Northwest in general is easily one of my favorite place the world, Victoria in particular holds a special place in my heart as always being an exceptionally wonderful area.

Jonathan Chow 1/25/16 Jonathan Chow 1/25/16

FILM / Bay Area Winter

Doesn't take much to remind me how lucky I am to be to live in this part of the world.

Even after living here for half a decade, I never grow old of the amazing views SF has to offer.

Jonathan Chow 1/6/16 Jonathan Chow 1/6/16

FILM / Speakeasy Two Wheel Meet

Back in December I went to a two-wheel meet with some friends over at the Speakeasy Brewery. As the name implies, it was a show-what-you-got affair with motorcycles, scooters and bicycles. Personally, I was mostly interested in the motorcycles, so here's some shots of what caught my eye. Shot with my AE1 Program using a Sigma 35-70mm 2.8-3.5 on Kodak Portra 400.