Photos by Tag: fidalgo island
Head-down hiking
I love blue skies, but I learned long ago that in order to really enjoy the wonders of the Pacific Northwest, you must be willing to venture out on gray days too. In fact, gray days present special opportunities for the photographer, not the least of which is even light without shadows. On my Wednesday […]
Bridges from waterline
Deception Pass bridges as viewed from rocks on the shoreline of Lighthouse Point, Fidalgo Island.
East & west
Eagles position to cover all angles. Fidalgo Island shoreline.
Roped up on Mt. Erie
A dozen or so rock climbers roped up on a sunny Saturday morning to hone their skills on the south face of Mt. Erie. Photos from the edge of Lake Erie.
In pursuit of trout
Fly fishing on Pass Lake. Catch and release.
Lighthouse Point cove
A view looking west from a Lighthouse Point bluff on the southwest tip of Fidalgo Island.
Regal flyover
For me, the beautiful bald eagle is always “in the news.” I was focused on an eagle perched midway up the branches of an evergreen when this beauty came onto the scene for a “flyover.” Many nests on Fidalgo Island. Within a few weeks eagles from all over the region will descend on the Skagit […]
Autumn Northwest
Fog on the water, dropping leaves give evidence of its arrival. You can smell it, feel it in the air. Crisp scenes become muted. It’s another Northwest autumn on Fidalgo Island, another glorious season of natural beauty.
Fog drops in
It must be October. These days my morning adventures on Fidalgo Island are wrapped in fog.
Fidalgo fog
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. […]
Fall textures
Another wonderful morning on the Fidalgo Island shoreline, bright sunlight screened by fog.
Red dragons
I walked to the edge of a Bowman Bay area pond in search of a great blue heron. Instead, I was surprised to discover a number of these “red dragonflies” among the wetland population of winged creatures. The more common blue dragonfly was on hand, too, but I focused my attention on these strange insects.
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