Photos by Tag: Anacortes
Shipyard from water side
A drive past Dakota Creek Industries (DCI) shipyard on the north shore of Anacortes is always interesting. Last week I had the rare opportunity to see the activity from a Guemes Channel perspective. Among vessels under construction are tugs for the federal government.
Sunday afternoon on the bay
Image from Cap Sante viewpoint in Anacortes, looking east. Fidalgo Bay, Padilla Bay in distance. Visible islands include Guemes, Saddlebag and Dot.
Longshoremen load petroleum coke
A shipment of petroleum coke from the Shell Refinery is loaded aboard the Santa Johanna, Port of Anacortes Pier 2 on the Guemes Channel.
Project uncovers ‘Skagit Maid’ — November 2014
A major building renovation uncovered this iconic “billboard” on Commercial Avenue. The display on the exterior wall of the Anacortes Food Coop has since been “refreshed.”
Adventuress: 2016
Always a pleasure to see this beauty, especially under sail.
Marathon emergency response boat
People on or around Fidalgo Bay Wednesday afternoon might have seen this unique vessel spraying with a water cannon. The custom built boat is part of Marathon Refinery’s emergency response fleet, with boats docked both at the refinery and the March’s Point wharf.
Pilgrim Congregational coming down
A high profile church on Commercial Avenue is coming down, victim of cost-prohibitive structural issues. The old Pilgrim Congregational Church will be demolished, with plans for a mixed use office/apartment building.
East from Cap Sante
Afternoon view of bay and Mt. Baker from the east side of Cap Sante, the most popular viewpoint in Anacortes.
Tall ships draw a crowd: August 2002
I don’t remember details, but I do know these three tall ship replicas drew big crowds on a visit to Anacortes in August 2002. Among the ships are the Lady Washington and the Hawaiian Chieftain, which is reportedly being sold by the non-profit that operates it and the Lady Washington. The Grays Harbor Historical Seaport […]
Air Jaden II
It’s been exciting to see the work of young Anacortes photographer Jaden D’Angelo, especially some of his drone work. These images include an evening shot over Fidalgo Bay and a bird’s eye view of Cranberry Lake at Deception Pass State Park. Enjoy!
Food Pavilion open house: October 1998
State Senator Harriet Spanel and Anacortes Mayor Dean Maxwell were among guests at the October 1998 open house hosted by the Food Pavilion grocery store on Commercial Avenue. Were you there? (Now The Market at Anacortes)
Great blue heron in wetland
There are many great blue herons in our region, especially along saltwater shorelines. I photographed this heron tucked away in a wetland area adjacent to the beach at Ship Harbor in Anacortes.
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