Fort Langley Paddle wheeler (film)
Fort Langley’s original Paddle wheeler plied the Fraser River in British Columbia from 1863 until 1921. It carried everyone from pioneers, fur traders, gold rush miners, and family passengers from the communities along the Fraser River, these working boats were vital connections between B.C. communities and peoples along the Fraser River. Today the beautiful MV Native continues to travel those same waters today carrying tourists and anyone wanting a view of the Fraser River from a very historic perspective. This photo was shot on a beautiful vintage Leica iii dating back to the 1940’s with Ilford HP5 film.
Fort Langley Paddle wheeler (film)
Fort Langley’s original Paddle wheeler plied the Fraser River in British Columbia from 1863 until 1921. It carried everyone from pioneers, fur traders, gold rush miners, and family passengers from the communities along the Fraser River, these working boats were vital connections between B.C. communities and peoples along the Fraser River. Today the beautiful MV Native continues to travel those same waters today carrying tourists and anyone wanting a view of the Fraser River from a very historic perspective. This photo was shot on a beautiful vintage Leica iii dating back to the 1940’s with Ilford HP5 film.