Photos by Tag: Anacortes
Outward bound whale watchers
The world’s best opportunity to see wild orcas is right here, from Anacortes to the San Juan Islands, February through November. Pictured here Saturday morning on the way to another “Island Adventure” is IE5, a unique whale watching vessel operating out of Cap Sante Marina in downtown Anacortes.https://www.island-adventures.com/whale-watch-tours/anacortes-whale-watching
Gallery features Steven Hill
Scott Milo Gallery in downtown Anacortes welcomes back Lopez Island artist, Steven Hill, with his newest collection of boldly painted Northwest scenes in pastel. His collection will be featured drom March 6-31. Also showing are oils by Karen Bakke, oil paintings and ceramics by Susan Cohen Thompson, oils by Jennifer McGill and acrylics by John […]
Two of six Navy tugs
Currently under construction at Dakota Creek Industries (DCI) are tugboats for the U.S. Navy. Two of six tugs under order are pictured here, with another photo of a pilot house that will ultimately be lifted into place. Designed by Robert Allan Ltd., these 90-foot tugs will be used by the Navy to perform ship-handling […]
Leaving the city
Hawk soars over the south end of Commercial Avenue in an area where city gives way to country in Anacortes.
Anacortes law enforcement 2008
I had the privilege in March 2008 to photograph members of the Anacortes Police Department, pictured here with then Mayor Dean Maxwell (seated, center). Many officers in this group are still “working the streets,” contributing to making our community safe.
Stack ’em up
Lined up together at the docks of Ship Harbor are state ferries Sealth, Yakima and Samish. Another beautiful afternoon in Anacortes!
Model before actual sculpture: 2006
This is a scale model of the bronze sculpture that ultimately made its home at the main dock entrance to Cap Sante Boat Haven. Sculptor Gerard K. Tsutakawa titled his piece “Annie Curtis,” after the city’s namesake. The model was displayed in 2006, and the actual sculpture was put in place in 2008. It includes […]
At last, the sun!
A rainbow appeared briefly over the horizon Thursday afternoon, as viewed from the cul de sac at Ship Harbor Interpretive Preserve (SHIP) on the west side of Anacortes. Note ribbon of fresh water making its way to the sea (lower left hand corner). LOTS of water for the past few weeks.
Senff reaches coaching milestone
Anacortes High School Boys Basketball Coach Brett Senff made local history last week in winning the final home game for the 2019-2020 Seahawks. Senff, himself an AHS basketball alum, broke the coaching record with his 213th win. The previous record of 212 wins for Bill Taylor had been in place since 1960! “Hard work will […]
A decade since NW Career & Tech Academy built
Photo of late January 2010 construction scene, Northwest Career & Technical Academy Marine Technology Center in Anacortes. The center opened in October of that year.
Goldeneye and friends
Some migrate, some stay, some are visitors here for just a season … but where there is water you will always find birds! I believe one of the seabirds here is a Common Goldeneye. Not sure about the other. Both were paddling around just offshore at Seafarers’ Memorial Park on Saturday afternoon. Get out, bring […]
Life on the edge
Life is precarious for madronas and conifers growing on the edge of this exposed bluff near Fidalgo Bay in downtown Anacortes.
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