
The underside of Canada's longest wooden pier provides a rhythmic forest of barnacle-encrusted pilings. It is a prime location for capturing leading lines, textures, and geometric patterns against the sandy shoreline of Semiahmoo Bay.

The underside of Canada's longest wooden pier provides a rhythmic forest of barnacle-encrusted pilings. It is a prime location for capturing leading lines, textures, and geometric patterns against the sandy shoreline of Semiahmoo Bay.