This season often features fog at Deception Pass, which means many pixels will be invested in fog photos. This woman takes advantage of a Pass Island viewpoint.
You can feel it in the air, and see it on the water. Fall is on its way. State ferry Samish coming into Anacortes Thursday morning.
At this time of year marine layer “fog” is a regular occurrence at Deception Pass. It was August 2005 when I pulled over on the Fidalgo Island side of the bridge for this image.
Fog sweeps over Deception Pass Bridge, as viewed from Fidalgo Island. 2005.
A combination of fog and smoke from regional fires made for an eerie scene Monday at Little North Beach, Deception Pass State Park.
Fog and kayakers dominated my attention on a Sunday morning visit to Bowman Bay, but there were many others headed for beach and trails as I returned at midday. I am happy to share this beautiful Northwest “neighborhood” with so many who have suffered from travel restrictions over the past months. Here’s to the Spring/Summer […]
I love tugboats. I love Mt. Baker. On a Tuesday afternoon drive I found them together.
It must be October. These days my morning adventures on Fidalgo Island are wrapped in fog.
Each year fall brings fog to Deception Pass, offering a distinct look in an always photogenic setting.
It is the season of fog, and the Northwest is still experiencing some level of smoke from wildfires to the south. Fog did not hamper the spirits of people yearning for outdoor experiences Saturday. At Rosario Beach, and again at Bowman Bay, adventurers ranged from hikers to families with children; from kayakers to scuba divers. […]
‘Tis the season. Fall brings fog, as evidenced by this weekday arrival of a ferry delivering passengers from the San Juan Islands to Anacortes.
Before developing into a full-on beautiful August day, Thursday started with cool temperatures and fog. This image taken shortly after lunch shows fog clinging stubbornly to the North Whidbey shoreline at Deception Pass.