Photos by Tag: Mt. Baker
Mt. Baker steam
Memory Lane this morning while Mt. Baker was visible,fresh snow swirling near the peak. This photo was taken on a Mt. Baker climb in August 1986. Visible are steam holes enroute to the summit. We were blessed with beautiful skies, not a foregone conclusion on this Pacific Northwest adventure. Photo from a desktop scanner. Have […]
Winter beauty
Wind blows new snow around the summit of Mt. Baker, visible from Anacortes on Friday morning, January 17.
Moon over Baker 2017
This shot was taken three years ago from Anacortes. January 11, 2017.
Under the bridge 2006
Mt. Baker peeks over the skyline as Dunlap tug “Vulcan” pulls logs through Deception Pass. May 2006.
Baker emerges on crisp afternoon
It was a beautiful fall day, wasn’t it? And then to cap things off, Mt. Baker emerged this afternoon from behind a curtain of clouds.
Sun draws boaters
With spring just a few days away, boaters are making preparations for time on the water. This Saturday morning scene includes a couple of power boats in Fidalgo Bay, with Mt. Baker serving as a breathtaking point of reference.
Ship Harbor landscape
The view across Ship Harbor wetlands, across the Guemes Channel looking to Mt. Baker. I’d recommend making a visit to this beautiful area before the summer onslaught at the state ferry terminal.
Waterfront view
A Foss tug lies at anchor near Cap Sante in Fidalgo Bay. In the background is Mt. Baker, where early snow has winter recreationists ecstatic.
Baker and the Lady
Hollywood couldn’t have planned conditions any better. It was a gorgeous weekend for a visit from the Lady Washington, a tall ship replica recently returned from a “star” role in the feature film “Pirates of the Caribbean.” Hundreds of guests visited the ship while docked, and dozens of others took advantage of three-hour tours available […]
Sunrise on Fidalgo
It’s not uncommon to wake up early during these beautiful days of summer. This morning at about 5:30 some unusual light caught my eye as I walked through the kitchen, so I moved out to the deck. By the time I got back upstairs from grabbing my camera, the sun’s light had intensified, “burning off” […]
Afternoon adventure
Traffic on the Guemes Channel is much heavier during summer months. This sailboat motors up the channel with Mt. Baker looming in the background. In the foreground are logs tied up near Randy’s Pier 61 Restaurant. It is not uncommon to discover seals sunning themselves on the logs.
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