Available at Central Art Studio & Gallery, Bay Centre, downtown Victoria.

This giant root really caught my eye, looking like a wise old owl sitting on the sand after a storm.

Available at Central Art Studio Gallery in downtown Victoria.

These huge root balls land on the shoreline of Cordova Bay during the wild winter storms, looking very sculptural where they sit.

Available at Central Art Studio Gallery in downtown Victoria.

The small colourful pebbles gather like jewellery, adding some colour to the grey outcroppings on Cordova Bay

These rocks look like they are following each other down a path in the large rock outcroppings on Cordova Bay.

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The rocks eventually find a resting place in the outcroppings as they get tossed around during the west coast storms.

Small rocks gather along the ledges of the big rock outcroppings on Cordova Bay.

Looking across Cordova Bay is San Juan Island with iconic Mount Baker tucked in behind…a beautiful view to the American side of ‘the pond’.

The huge rock outcroppings provide a playground at low tide, looking down Cordova Bay toward Mount Douglas.

Pebbles gather in the crevices of the rock outcroppings on Cordova Bay.

Looking down the length of the beach toward Mount Douglas at the far end of Cordova Bay is the favourite view of the buyers of this painting.

Eagles perch atop this tree, searching for their next meal. Majestic birds and skilled hunters.

When the tide comes in along Cordova Bay the rock formations fill with water forming tide pools where the sea creatures like starfish and crab hide.

I am fascinated by how the smaller rocks gather in the crevices of the large rock outcroppings along Cordova Bay.

I am continually fascinated by the way the crevices in the rock outcroppings remain filled with water as the tide goes out.