Windstorm in Semiahmoo Bay.

Windstorm in Semiahmoo Bay.

Windstorm images in Semiahmoo Bay

This morning's windstorm provided plenty of waterfront subject matter for photographer AP Hovasse.



This morning’s windstorm provided plenty of waterfront subject matter for photographer Alain-Pierre Hovasse.

The White Rock resident (instagram aphovasse) captured a number of images in Semiahmoo Bay.

 

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