KO_41057Looking for images of British Columbia’s beautiful Cowichan Valley? You have come to the right place. Kevin Oke Photography has over 80,000 photographs available of the Cowichan Valley and the surrounding areas. From wooden boats to spectacular aerial photographs we can provide you with what you are looking for. Posters, screensavers and art prints are available as well. Can’t find what you want? Please contact us with your requirements. We can work with you to provide the images you need.

Over 4,000 photographs are viewable online in the following galleries: Cowichan RegionDuncan Totem PolesGulf Islands AerialsVancouver Island Aerials

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Cowichan Valley Skies

 

 

 

The Cowichan Valley on Vancouver Island has stunning sunrises, sunsets and clouds. A few photos from this area for you to enjoy. There are many more images on the site, please explore.

Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) at Somenos Marsh, Duncan, British Columbia.

Sunrise at Somenos Lake, Cowichan Valley, British Columbia

Mt. Prevost from Cowichan Bay, Cowichan Valley, British Columbia

Carmanah Walbran Provincial Park

Carmanah Valley, Three Sisters – 2009

Carmanah Valley – Cathedral Spires Poster – 1989

Twenty years ago I had just moved to British Columbia and heard stories about giant trees on the west coast of Vancouver Island. What I didn’t realize at the time is the Provincial Government had seceretly given permission to logging giant Macmillan Bloedel to clearcut one of the largest intact watersheds left on the island, the Carmanah Valley. While learning some of the history about this area I was approached by a small local environmental group, the Western Canada Wilderness Committee, to take part in an [...]

Shawnigan Lake, Vancouver Island

Back Flip at Shawnigan Lake, Vancouver Island

Summer has arrived early in the Cowichan Valley this year with high temperatures for the past few weeks. A trip up to Shawnigan Lake was in order, partly to fill in a few gaps for the upcoming Cowichan Valley book but also to see what the locals were up to on a hot day when everyone should be swimming or boating and avoiding work if at all possible.

I was not disappointed as the docks and beaches were busy with sun worshippers and speed demons enjoying the fine weather. There was also a group [...]

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