Dragonfly, May 2016. Fascinating to watch.
It’s always exciting to visit NAS Whidbey in Oak Harbor when they open the doors to the public. These photos were taken on a 2011 visit.
I have had the privilege of visiting this incredible marine park on two occasions, thanks to my friend Larry Stickles. This photo was taken in 2005. Princess Louisa Inlet, called by indigenous peoples “Suivoolot”, meaning sunny and warm, has beckoned sea travelers since it was first seen by man. Except for aircraft, the sea is […]
Some green leaves hung onto life in this Winter 2009 photo of backyard frost.
“Runners” sculpture photographed at night in October 2017. This piece by Seattle artist Ken Turner features two eight-foot figures running south on “Q” Avenue, which links to the popular Tommy Thompson Trail. It is located near the Northwest Center of Excellence for Marine Manufacturing and Technology.
It was August 2010 when this photo was taken of Anthony’s Restaurant being built at Cap Sante Marina.
Looking back, looking down from Cap Sante to Fidalgo Bay. May 2012.
Among parade entries in the 2002 Anacortes Christmas parade was this equestrian unit sponsored by the Anacortes American. Clippity-clop!
I can’t recall details, but I believe this image’s origins are an early morning departure for a day of fishing with my brother-in-law. Cormorants stationed on a lighted buoy.
An aerial view of Fidalgo Bay, Cap Sante Marina and the north end of the city taken in the summer 0f 2009. This photo pre-dated the environmental cleanup at Seafarers’ Memorial Park, as well as the construction of Anthony’s Restaurant.
The arrival of this little beauty to our backyard on Christmas Day 2015 was a special holiday treat.
Photograph taken from Irene Cameron’s place at Lake Cammpbell. Barn has since collapsed.