ニューヨーク・タイムズのインスタグラム(nytimes) - 10月4日 20時57分

On Monday, we posted a photo and asked: Where in the world is @nytimestravel? Here’s your answer: We were on Vancouver Island in British Columbia. | For this week’s issue, @nytimestravel visited Victoria, a city on Vancouver Island that Emily Carr once called “the most English-tasting bit of all Canada.” Now, non-Canadians are probably asking who’s Emily Carr? Born in Victoria in 1871, she was a painter and a writer, an environmentalist before the word was popular, and an unlikely symbol, not just of Victoria and Vancouver Island, but, some would say, the whole of British Columbia. Currently, 2 exhibitions in Vancouver and Victoria focus on what is arguably her most glorious subject matter: the landscapes of #BritishColumbia. Her works are rich, intensely colorful and especially resonant in a time when environmental threats — from logging to oil pipelines — are of great concern. And so with her paintings, journal and memoirs as guideposts, @nytimestravel embarked on a tour of Vancouver Island, through #EmilyCarr’s eyes. @robertleonphotographer capture this painterly scene at Sombrio Beach, near the Juan de Fuca Marine Trail, on #VancouverIsland. Visit the link in our profile to read more.

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