Photos by Tag: Steve Berentson

April 24th, 2024

Harness power on Padilla Bay

Windsurfing Bay View, Fidalgo Island on the horizon.

April 23rd, 2024

Baker from farmer’s perspective

There are many possible Skagit perspectives on Mt. Baker. This shot is a view a farmer might see while tilling his acreage on “the Skagit Flats.”

April 21st, 2024

Doe-eyed

The look behind the expression “doe-eyed.” Sweet and innocent (except when it comes to rose bushes).

April 20th, 2024

Erica passes by

Members of the Old Anacortes Rowing Society row by in the beautiful wooden boat “Erica.”

April 19th, 2024

Product over Port dock

Cargo ship Marawah at Port of Anacortes Pier 2, where the vessel is being loaded with petroleum coke.

April 18th, 2024

Just gotta get on the water

Sailboat “Abby Normal” slides by Fidalgo Island shore, Mt. Baker and Hat Island as backdrops.

April 13th, 2024

Access limited at Park: West Beach

Washington State Parks notes that “Your visit to Deception Pass State Park will look a bit different this year as park staff steward its recovery from winter storms.” In January 2024, the West Beach parking lot was damaged in several areas and littered with large debris. Ahead of the park’s busiest seasons, park staff is […]

April 10th, 2024

Morning cruise

Pleasure boat “Honey Badger” passes in front of Mt. Baker on a beautiful Wednesday morning in Anacortes. A Nordic tug, I believe.

April 6th, 2024

Skagit Valley Tulip Festival flies high: 1985

It was Skagit Valley Tulip Festival 1985, when hot air balloons filled the sky near the Skagit River and downtown Mount Vernon. Meanwhile, Roozengaarde began to attract crowds — crowds that have never stopped growing. Initially the Festival was a two-day event. Today it is celebrated during the entire month of April.

April 5th, 2024

Color among cattails

A scan of wetlands at Ship Harbor often stops with the flash of red among cattails. The redwing blackbird. Beautiful, with a distinctive “language.”

April 5th, 2024

Divinely equipped

Check out the beak on this shorebird, aptly named the Black Oystercatcher. I love the eyes too.

April 3rd, 2024

Beach buddies

Chumming it up on a Guemes Channel shoreline at low tide are an American Wigeon and a Black Oystercatcher. Both handsome (and hungry) birds.

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