I first noticed him peeking through the ferns into the living room, inquisitive and endearing. There was something about the distinctive markings on his face that made him standout from the other fawns that year. In fact, all of his patterns were bolder. He was perhaps a few months old when I took this photo. […]
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Iris Duo
Spring in the Pacific Northwest is notorious for sunny, cloudless skies and drizzly, gray skies. Often within just a few hours, or less, of each-other. Yesterday was like that, sunny in the morning and showers in the afternoon. These two photos are of the same Iris, first one taken in the morning, the second in […]
Dosewallip Dance
Dosewallips River Valley Hike
A spring day hike along one of my favorite rivers. The water of the Dosewallips, like many of Washington’s rivers, comes from glaciers, giving the water a translucent turquoise color. Wildflowers, like this columbine and false soloman seal, lined the trail. Larry above the Dosewallips. Thanks for reading
My Photos on Exhibit in the Po...
I’m pleased to announce four of my photos are on exhibit in the Port Townsend Library Carnegie Building on the main floor. The library is celebrating its 102nd birthday this Friday October 9th. There will be a public reception from 6:00-7:30, birthday cake and beverages will be provided by Northwind Arts Center. A juried art exhibit […]
One of my Photos in 48 North M...
What a fun surprise. 48 North Magazine published one of ‘The Wooden Boat Page’ essays Larry and I collaborate on. Excited 48 North decided to use this one for the Wooden Boat Festival issue of its magazine. This photo was taken some years ago at the festival and I’m looking forward to capturing some special […]