Humans

By Arnott, MA May 23, 2014July 17, 2021

Christina Chan in Quadra village at Cafe Fantastico.

Christina Chan in Quadra village

May 15, 2018

Hannah Roslyn at the Pink Sheep Media desk.

Thank you for your design and communications help Hannah

May 9, 2018

Five pairs of feet posing on a picnic blanket.

Picnic with Soumya, Nandan, and team

August 4, 2017

Even This Page is White

May 13, 2016

Jesse Brown! Thank you @CFUV

May 5, 2016

So, how do you actually feel about that?

March 6, 2016

Tim, Nicolas, Heidi and a sunset beyond

Wonder beings

September 18, 2015

Three fingers with faces drawn on them, stand together.

Kingsley explains how my local library works

July 8, 2015

My brother-in-law is gone. RIP Ben cory.

My brother-in-law is gone

March 22, 2015

I'm sorry for what I said when I was hungry.

Autumn (@misscoldcomfort) rocking her @primastrada t-shirt

January 8, 2015

Human stands in shadow on Clover Point in the Salish Sea

Autumn on the Salish Sea

September 10, 2014

People mill around in the dying sunlight in the inner harbour on the wharf

August is ending

August 30, 2014

Then they said, “Humans.” “What? why humans?” I asked. “I love them

July 15, 2014

Victoria baseball team, the Harbourcats, warm up on the field

Baseball, who knew?

June 10, 2014

Zameen stands on Clover Point in the wind

Zameen and I at Clover Point

April 18, 2014

Billy puts his hoody up and holds his warm coffee on a cool night in Cook Street Village, Mocha House

Billy. Coffee.

April 5, 2014

Kim laughs on the sidewalk with me, after having had some lunch in VicWest

Lunch with Kim Cairns

April 4, 2014

Brent poses in front of his lime green van.

Brent. From BrentLift

April 4, 2014

Sherwin Arnott and Glenna Garramone

At the beach with Glenna

March 13, 2013

Rebecca Cory stands with her luggage about to embark on a Ferry to Vancouver

Sadness

July 15, 2012

Jes and Becky hold up pink vinyl to see how it looks on the Pink Pages parade truck

Getting ready for Pride

July 3, 2012

Ben Cory at the Quay in North Van

Punk (nice guy)

March 30, 2012

Ben Cory poses with the Copper Cow Girl

Victoria is the city of Copper Cow Girl (and Ben Cory)

August 16, 2011

A log with a rotten core sits on the beach and Ben and Kelly are inside it

Victoria is a city of dead trees and friends

August 13, 2011

Ben and Kelly on the breakwater in Victoria

Victoria is a city of young people

August 13, 2011

Victoria airport: picking up arrivals

Arrivals

August 12, 2011

Zameen stands on Clover Point in the wind

Kim laughs on the sidewalk with me, after having had some lunch in VicWest

Billy puts his hoody up and holds his warm coffee on a cool night in Cook Street Village, Mocha House

A close up of Gilda Shannon's feet and shoes on the step of your back yard.

Sherwin Arnott and Glenna Garramone

Late night at Oddfellows with Sarah and Billy

Becky and Bharat have coffee

Rebecca Cory stands with her luggage about to embark on a Ferry to Vancouver

Summer dinner photo during an after dinner walk with Kim and Janet

Bernard, Joelle and Olivia at Rusty's place

Andy Matheson checks his texts, etc

Ben Cory at the Quay in North Van

A random dog waits for my brother, Dale, to throw something for him

My good friend Brent helping me out, again

Banksy draws a rat: Rat with briefcase.

Rebecca Cory with an "I voted" sticker on from the City of Victoria

Talking construction in Northern BC

On our way out of town; Fort St. John

Joelle sleeps and Billy stands in doorway

Behind the local coffee shop

Quetzo hanging out at the cruise ships

Rebecca sits in chair at the VIPIRG office

Dog and friend stand in rain

A woman's feet and toes on the public transit

Brent Johnson at Spiral Cafe

Ben Cory poses with the Copper Cow Girl

A log with a rotten core sits on the beach and Ben and Kelly are inside it

Two cool people sit on the Victoria breakwater fishing in the sunshine

Ben and Kelly on the breakwater in Victoria

Kelly considers jumping down on to the lower tier of the breakwater

Breakwater with Ben and Kelly in midground

Victoria airport: picking up arrivals

Gorge at sunset

Becky Cory and Quetso on Dallas Road

Jess poses with legislature in background

Becky Cory swims at Thetis lake in the summertime

Two women stand on a sidewalk in short skirts and in cowgirl boots and shoes with straps

Two young teenage smokers on the sidewalk

Two punks stand on sidewalk chatting while one guy puts his shirt on

Fiddle player and accordian player perform for money on the street

Summer time hippies

Two friends arrive for coffee at Discovery

Bharat eats ice cream

Becky Cory and Jess and Sarah Mundy have ice cream sandwiches at the Moss Street Market

At the mall with Galen

James takes a break outside of Relish

Victoria Pride march

go canucks go graffiti in Victoria

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