Ghosts are good for business, and Port Townsend, Washington has its fair share of stories. Manresa Castle is haunted by a heartbroken woman, whose love never returned from the Great War, and a Jesuit priest. …
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Every Town has its Ghosts
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Rock Face Icicles
How’s this for textures? Having spent a couple of hours in the snow, and suffering from numb fingers, I almost missed the cascading icicles on the moss-covered rock face on the way back to the car. What’s five more …
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Frosted Pine
“Deep roots are not reached by frost.” ~ J.R.R. Tolkien
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Shuksan
Sure, the rich summer meadows and rainbow spectrum of wildflowers may be a bit more exciting in a landscape shot, but there’s something calming to me about Mount Shuksan in the dead of winter. Walking through compact snow that …
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Cold Details
The first photo walk of the year was with Andy, and we traveled up Mount Baker Highway for some pictures of snow and ice. It’s bare and dry in Bellingham, but an hour up the …
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Driftwood Alley
I felt like I was missing a limb today. We had sleet, snow, hail, rain, and the most beautiful skies I have ever seen….and me without my camera to capture the Skagit Valley weather! By the time …
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It all happened so fast
Between the piles of the Coupeville Pier, seagulls were swimming back and forth. I got plenty of pictures of that, but then one took flight. If I hadn’t already been in the process of putting …
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Coupeville Cat
Towards the end of our photo walk on Saturday, Jen and I spotted this cat sunbathing on the ledge of one of Coupeville’s shops. Like a lot of animals I find lately, he patiently posed …
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Buried Chains
Jen and I wandered Coupeville, Washington yesterday afternoon exploring the waterfront. This is the first of several images I’ll be posting throughout the week.
