A gift for a very dear friend

ByKeri Coles 2010/02/07

These are two storyboards that I put together for my dear friends Meg & Sean. Congratulations on your perfect son. I love you guys!! xoxo

Mel Peters- Fine Furniture Maker

ByKeri Coles 2009/05/11

I had the pleasure of photographing a fabulous chair that Mel Peters made. He uses local woods and astounding talent to create beautiful pieces that are of a quality rarely seen today. Please check out his work at: http://www.melpetersfinefurniture.com/index.html

The Boardmans. I love them. Check out those eyes!

ByKeri Coles 2012/05/062013/04/25

Welcome to the Boardman’s slideshow from our recent family portrait session. They were kind enough to support my Rent-A-Keri fundraiser to help get me up to Bella Bella to cover the Enbridge hearings and rally. I am so grateful for your support Shelly, Blair, & Brianna! Brianna has grown a bit since our “stitch in time” shoot and is cuter than ever. Thanks for coming by!

Remembrance Day

ByKeri Coles 2012/11/122013/04/24

While I don’t support all the wars that have been waged, I will forever support those who have had their lives irreparably altered due to war whether that has been through serving their country or living amongst the chaos of war. Lest we forget: peace is possible.

Beloved Japan.

ByKeri Coles 2011/04/07

Gene and I took Ella to Asia when she was 3.5 months old. I will forever be grateful for the experiences we had there, especially as new parents navigating the waters of “how to be a good parent”. Being immersed in other cultures while we were raw and evolving in our new roles was such a gift. We got to witness over and over again that a “norm” is culturally based and not static, which gave us the courage to challenge assumptions and norms from back home. The biggest one of these for me was integrated community. Everywhere we travelled,…

My Darling Nephew

ByKeri Coles 2009/06/19

So I finally got to meet my darling nephew! My brother, his wife and their 7 month old son Graden live in Singapore which means that their current visit home to Canada marks my first introduction to the CUTEST little boy in the world. He looks like cabbage patch kid. If you don’t believe me…check it out:

NONTOMBI NAOMI TUTU

ByKeri Coles 2009/04/30

Human Rights Activist Nontombi Naomi Tutu came to Victoria recently to discuss “us and them: how we construct the ‘other’”. She is an amazing woman and a powerful speaker. I had the opportunity to present her with a photograph that I took of her father Archbishop Desmond Tutu and the Dalai Lama when they were part of a roundtable dialogue at UBC in 2004.

2 Comments

Kathy Ilott says:

2010/02/08 at 9:39 am

Brilliant Keri…we are all speechless
pat tripp says:

2010/03/04 at 6:09 pm

Great storyboards Keri. Awesome photography!!! People should be breaking your door down trying to get to you.

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