The “Adventuress” under sail, Guemes Island in the background. From March’s Point on Saturday, July 27.
I was surprised last week while visiting North Whidbey to catch a few frames of this strange jet flying over Troxell Road. Turns out it was an Air Force F-22 Raptor, quite distinct from the electronic warfare jets flying in and out of NAS Whidbey. The fighter jet might have been on hand for Saturday’s […]
Thanks to south Fidalgo resident Dan Codd, who shared this beautiful photo of an Evening Grosbeak.
I created this “map” many years ago in the days of film. It’s not a precise map, by any means, but I like the fact that Fidalgo Island is central to the other islands in the neighborhood.
So beautiful in flight … so ugly on the ground. This is the turkey vulture, a scavenger with a huge wingspan and powerful beak. The head looks as though it has been dipped in hot oil.
I can’t be sure, but I think this hawk and I go back a few months. Same neighborhood, same attitude about my camera.
Anacortes photographer Del Zane applied his considerable skills to photographing the Northwest District Interscholastic Fleet Sailing Championships last weekend on Fidalgo Bay. See http://delzane.zenfolio.com to see more amazing images. Thanks for sharing, Del!
New to the Anacortes medical community is this kidney center on “R” Avenue.
Thanks to Anacortes photographer Del Zane for sharing this spectacular photo from a recent trip to the Bay of Islands, an area in the Northland Region of the North Island of New Zealand. It is one of the most popular fishing, sailing and tourist destinations in the country, and has been renowned internationally for its big-game […]
In September 2013 members of the Samish Tribe re-dedicated the “Maiden of Deception Pass” carving at Rosario Beach. I shot this photograph in 1983 at the request of the late Ken Hansen (pointing), who led a tenacious campaign to have the Samish Tribe recognized by the U.S. government. Artist was Tracy Powell, who studied with […]
It’s the U.S. Navy EA-18G “Growler,” flying out of Naval Air Station Whidbey Island (NAS Whidbey). This is a Boeing-built aircraft with a primary function of electronic warfare (jamming), a critical element of modern combat. They also boast limited attack capability.
I don’t know the story behind this photo, but I recognize folks from my dad’s generation including Dr. Bud Strom, Wallie V. Funk and Dr. Ray Pinson. I took the photo of a photo displayed at Bud’s 90th birthday celebration.