Fall weekend at Deception Pass State Park. There’s a reason this is one of the most popular parks in the state. Actually, there are many reasons. Among them: fishing opportunities, freshwater and saltwater; beachwalking, breathtaking views; water adventures, trail walking, camping … almost any Northwest adventure you can imagine! Grab your Discover Pass and head […]
There was a lot of activity at Deception Pass State Park today, as one would expect on a sunny Sunday in October. Among those enjoying the park’s assets was Patrick, a Bellingham resident who traveled to Whidbey for an adventure in his kevlar canoe. Cranberry Lake.
Despite the distinct presence of smoke from eastern Washington wildfires, many opted to get outdoors Tuesday morning to enjoy some time on the water. The power boat pictured here passes west on Deception Pass, with Lottie and Bowman bays visible in the distance. Teen buddies gathered their fishing gear and headed for Cranberry Lake, as […]
On my many trips to and from Whidbey Island over the years, I have only seen an eagle on this Fidalgo Island snag on two or three occasions. On this day in 2013 I was fortunate to find a parking spot and get to Canoe Pass Bridge in time to take a few shots.
I was attracted to the bright greens and yellows of a massive rock just off the south shore of Fidalgo Island at Deception Pass. When this seagull cruised by below me, I panned right to keep him in focus in a low light situation. A Pacific Northwest scene, to be sure.
It was impossible to get close, but I enjoyed watching this eagle for a few minutes on a perch opposite Canoe Pass Bridge this morning.
Weekend sunshine prompted many Deception Pass travelers to park and walk the beautiful spans connecting Fidalgo and Whidbey islands. This photographer focused on a bald eagle as sunlight cast the shadow of Canoe Pass Bridge on a nearby cliff.
In search of yet another Deception Pass photograph, I was fortunate Tuesday afternoon to encounter an adventurous team of kayakers moving through Canoe Pass. This photograph was taken from the rail of the shorter of the two Deception Pass spans as one kayaker “parked” and perched briefly on the rocks while a partner paddled close […]