by Eiko Jones | Aug 5, 2020 | Front Page |
Have you ever wondered what it would be like to dive into Monet’s paintings of his water lily ponds in Giverny, France? Well I have. So I set about to create a series of images that show what I feel it would look like. This collection is a series I was inspired...
by Eiko Jones | May 30, 2019 | Front Page |
Campbell River is known internationally as the Salmon Capital of the World. We are making a movie to highlight this fact. We need your vote NOW to make it happen. Go to www.storyhive.com/project/show/id/4791 to vote and show your support. All it takes is a few...
by Eiko Jones | Jan 3, 2019 | Front Page |
Mangroves are the nurseries of many tropical sea areas. A buffer zone between land and sea, these areas play host to myriads of animals in the warm seas around the world. Mangrove areas provide critical habitat for hundreds of species of fish, as well as...
by Eiko Jones | Nov 18, 2018 | Front Page |
2018 was a great year for Salmon photography. It was the dominant run in the Adams River, as well as good runs in the Campbell River/ Quinsam system. So with the reasonable weather throughout fall, the conditions in the rivers were perfect for shooting. I spent a lot...
by Eiko Jones | May 1, 2018 | Front Page |
Commonly kept aquarium fish seen in their wild environment of a small river in Nicaragua. I have always been fascinated by freshwater habitats and have wanted to swim in a tropical river teeming with life. My desire came true in February of this year when we visited...
by Eiko Jones | Apr 22, 2018 | Front Page |
Since the time I started underwater photography I have been fascinated by seeing the reflection of objects underwater on the surface. This blog post is to tell the story of how I came to take these images and also to introduce my new PLATINUM Collection of Monochrome...
by Eiko Jones | Apr 16, 2018 | Front Page |
Launching Point Every now and then a photographer takes an image that helps define them in their profession. Sometimes it is years down the path of their career. For me it happened relatively early as I was diving into my underwater photography journey in the summer...
by Eiko Jones | Apr 9, 2018 | Front Page |
Whales and fires are not two things that you think of together. But on a magical day last September they came together in a mesmerising moment. While out on the water we had a chance encounter that lives on in our memories. Over the last few years the numbers of...
by Eiko Jones | Mar 29, 2018 | Front Page |
Fish and the environment they live in have always been a fascinating subject to me. This is reflected in the amount of time I spend photographing underwater. For thousands of years fish have been a source of food for human kind and a thorough exposure of the fish...
by Eiko Jones | Jan 31, 2018 | Front Page |
Botswana Photo Safari In Nov 2017 I embarked on a photographic journey in which I had no idea where it would lead. Myself and a small group of photographers joined up with another group of adventurers on a 10 day mobile camping safari in the Okavango Delta and Chobe...
by Eiko Jones | Apr 20, 2017 | Front Page |
Fishing, ice skating and playing army in the Beaver Lodge Forest Lands, swimming and fishing in the estuary – Rick Buchanan has witnessed Campbell River’s transformation over the past four decades. As a child of the 1970s, he has seen the community being focused on...
by Eiko Jones | Mar 12, 2017 | Front Page |
For one hundred years the Capilano lies at rest. ****This article appeared in the CV Collective magazine in early 2016. Floating lazily in the glassy calm waters of Shearwater Passage, our boat tied off to the mooring buoy, we got our equipment ready for an exciting...
by Eiko Jones | Feb 11, 2017 | Front Page |
Sandra is a volunteer through and through. From early in life she has been involved in some form of volunteerism. Starting with Student groups and other community forums she is now the current president of Greenways Land Trust. This is a position she is proud of and...
by Eiko Jones | Jan 5, 2017 | Front Page |
My 16 Favorite Ocean Underwater images from 2016 2016 was a great year for me in underwater photography. In the early part of the year I spent lots of time in the river with juvenile salmon. But the summer and fall months I was happily exploring the ocean realm with a...
by Eiko Jones | Dec 12, 2016 | Front Page |
Record Rockfish recruitment year One of the highlights this last year as an underwater photographer was witnessing and documenting the unprecedented Rockfish explosion. There has not been a recruitment of young rockfish like this for decades that anyone can recall. Up...
