MayneWave
Moments that made me stop and look.
Every photograph here was made while living at MayneWave—not staged, simply noticed.
Begin the journeyThe island changes by the hour.
Fog arrives and clears. Ferries pass. Eagles circle. The shore changes with the tide.
This is not a complete record of Mayne Island. It is the view from one place, gathered slowly over time.
There are two ways through Active Pass.
Every day, BC Ferries pass through Active Pass carrying hundreds of travellers. Or you can experience the same waters at the pace of a paddle, with seals nearby and eagles overhead.
A flash of blue beside the shore.
A kingfisher rewards the patient observer—one of the smaller encounters that makes island life memorable.
Walk out the door and follow the shore.
The village, Government Dock and changing edge of the bay are all part of daily life here.
Quiet roads lead elsewhere.
Not every destination needs to be decided in advance.
Climb for the longer view.
The island feels different again from above the trees.
Small signs of change.
The island marks time quietly, often close to the ground.
The island gathers.
Quiet does not mean empty. Mayne has its own lively rhythm.
The last light stays on the water.
There is rarely a need to hurry the end of the day.
Come and notice your own.
The photographs introduce the place. The stay gives you time to see what the camera missed.