Chris Wilkinson Photography

I have posted a few photos from the 2007 BF Goodrich (some say BF Goodwrench, however, Goodwrench is the service center at Chev dealers, we’re talking Goodrich tires.) 4×4 racing in Desable Prince Edward Island on Sunday, September 2nd, 2007.
The event started at 9am and ran until 5pm. I skipped out before the awards were presented for other commitments.

The album does not reflect the entire collection of photos from the day. I am taking requests for photos, send mail to chris@cwilkinson.com with truck color and number. Be sure to enter the word Mudrooters as the subject of your email prevent your message being marked as spam.

I may add more photos to the album as time permits.

View the 2007 album here

Related:
View the 2006 album here
View hte 2005 album here

I have added a few more photos to the motocross album

A small selection of Motocross photos have been added from the races in Desable on the 29th of July. There are several hundreds more. If there is a particular bike you’re looking for, send me an email. chris@cwilkinson.com

View the album by clicking here

I’m pretty llow on the radar when it comes to requests for fund raising donations. So low, in fact, that I take up most any opportunity to donate for fund raisers and charities. My preference is for silent auctions.

The 11×14 framed print was printed last minute by my friends at Prism Digital, in Cornwall just in time for tomorrow’s auction so shout out to Dwight.

Things will get rolling around 8am at CARI centre on the UPEI campus and runs until 5pm. I have to drop the framed print off before then.

Today I have started documenting the construction process of the Jack Frost children’s Winter Festival 2007. I will begin adding photos to the construction gallery as soon as possible.

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Jack Frost 2006

One best known tropical stock photo must be the silhouette of palm trees in front of a red and orange sunset canvas.

A few week sago I captured a similar photo, but Prince Edward Island doesn’t have palm trees. Instead, pine trees grow along most waterfront lots.

This photo, which reminds me a lot of the classic tropical sunset scene was captured at Victoria Park in Charlottetown in mid November.

I really enjoy winter, snow, and everything that comes with it. On Friday night I was helping a friend get the hang of his first Digital SLR camera. It was mostly a teaching and learning session, but it was fun never-the-less. The cold weather reminded me of just how much I like to capture the sometimes harsh weather that Jack Frost can bring.

My favorite photo from the night is a scene from Queen Street and Richmond Street, also known as Victoria Row.

The Internet is full of information. Sometimes it’s hard to find that information when you don’t know what you’re looking for. Example: the name of a font.

Thanks to TeeJaa on the HowDesign forums and Kellie-Ann for helping me find what I needed.

I enjoy taking photographs for myself as much as I like taking them for clients.  Client photos always take priority over my personal photos, especially when dealing with post processing.

The past couple of evenings gave me ample opportunity to visit raw files from shoots dating back to June of this year.  A few hours of processing yielded more than a dozen photos in varying styles.

If you have a free moment, please browse through the gallery.  Albums updated in the last 7 days will be highlighted with an icon below the album description and view counter.

A new album ready to show you the Charlottetown and it’s beautiful historic properties, waterfront walking paths and colorful fall foliage.

 Charlottetown Photo Album