PQB News reader David Kaube’s latest project involves 4,800 time lapse photos of life in Parksville Bay. (David Kaube/screen cap)

Life by the bay in Parksville: 4,800 time lapse photos

David Kaube shares his latest project with VI Free Daily readers

David Kaube shares his latest project – 4,800 time lapse photos of Parksville Bay.

“A celebration of 52 years living in Parksville and next to the bay,” he said.

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