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Another photographer friend of mine is Wayne Martin, who I met a number of years ago at the Anacortes Waterfront Festival. Wayne enjoys a periodic visit to Northwest Trek, among other favorite haunts. I believe that is where he captured this stunning portrait of a bald eagle a few weeks back.

It was April 2003 when photographer Wayne Martin (left) stepped in front of an Anacortes Chamber of Commerce audience to be recognized as the featured artist for the 2003 Waterfront Festival. Wayne’s beautiful photograph featured Mt. Baker and tall ship replica “Lady Washington.” Also pictured here are then Shell Refinery Manager Tom Smith and Chamber […]

Photographer friend Wayne Martin created this beautiful image recently, photographing the summer sun setting over the San Juans. The shot was taken near the Port’s Curtis Wharf.

Photographer friend Wayne Martin sent this photo along from his “BD” files (that’s Before Digital). He doesn’t have a date with the shot, but I’m hoping someone out there can help approximate the date. Pictured here at Cap Sante Boat Haven are the Cypress, Legacy, San Juan, Rough Rider and Trisha Michelle, all part of […]

Photographer friend Wayne Martin shared this historic photo of Mount Vernon, accompanied by some recollections from his childhood: “My guess this is in the early 1900s. When I was a kid I remember playing in and around the house on the left of the photo. When I was there the front yard and the bay […]

Photographer Wayne Martin passed these Cap Sante panoramas along to me to share with our AnacortesToday.com audience. Tough to see many details at this size, but suffice it to say changes in the downtown area have been significant.

Except for days when the entire area is socked in with fog, there are no “off” days at Deception Pass. This stunning sunset photo was taken by friend Wayne Martin (not sure when). Once again, Wayne, thanks for sharing!

Stuck in a snowbank during the recent snow was this classic American tricycle, spotted and photographed by Wayne Martin. It’s no Big Wheel, but these trikes dominated in the category of longevity.

Wayne Martin tackled the snow in south Mount Vernon to capture this beautiful image at Skagit Gardens.

Monday’s snow prompted photographer friend Wayne Martin to dig through his 2008 snow files, where he discovered this beauty. I love the blue in this shot!

From my photographer friend Wayne Martin: “A photo tip. Don’t shoot at eye level all the time. I took this with my camera lowered right to the beach, close to the water. That put the wave and the tug almost at the same level. This was taken by the lighthouse in Port Townsend, looking north.” […]

I don’t have any details about this photo from my friend Wayne Martin, but I know I like it. He simply titled it: “The Fisherman.”