Campbell Valley Regional Park Photos

Vine Maple and Pacific Bleeding
Heart in Campbell Valley Park
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   Today I have two photos from Campbell Valley Regional Park in Langley, British Columbia. One of the things I have been working on with my photography is to improve the photos I make of scenes inside the forest. There can often be so many competing elements all heading in different directions that a pleasing, non cluttered composition can be difficult. So I decided to work on that, and am getting results that I think are an improvement and more compelling than previous efforts. This photo (left) of a Vine Maple (Acer circinatum) with a bed of Pacific Bleeding Heart (Dicentra formosa) growing below it is one example.

Walking path in Campbell
Valley Park
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   I’ve recently been editing and keywording all the photos I’ve made in Campbell Valley Park over the last few years. Many were already processed, but there was still a lot of work to be done. I’ll place them all in their own gallery on my website soon – right now they are scattered over a few different categories. Campbell Valley Park is only about a 15 minute drive for me, so I will likely be spending even more time there as a lot of the park I have yet to explore.

Tags: acer circinatum, bleeding heart, british columbia, campbell valley park, campbell valley regional park, canada, dicentra formosa, forests, langley, maples, pacific bleeding heart, trees, vine maples, wildflowers

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