Resilience
If you’re lucky enough to visit Tofino and Ucluelet on the west coast of Vancouver Island, be sure to explore the stunning Pacific Trail in Ucluelet. The trees along this windswept path are true survivors, shaped by the harsh coastal conditions. Their stunted, sculptural forms tell a story of resilience—don’t they almost look like works of art?
Pacific Trail, Ucluelet
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Archival Paper vs Giclée Canvas
Archival Paper prints are created on high-quality, acid-free fine art paper with a smooth or textured finish. This option offers crisp detail, vibrant color accuracy, and a traditional gallery look—perfect for framing under glass. Archival paper is designed to last a lifetime without yellowing or fading.
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