I have taken more than one image of this collection of shovels. My dad would have thought that someone was using their shovel as a pry-bar to break that many handles out. Of course there are composite handles these days that are almost impossible to break, but they also are not as comfortable to use as a shovel with a wood handle. The wood has some flex to it that the composite does not. It’s pushing that flex too far that breaks the handle, of course.
This is the northwest corner of Fort Worden State Park where it runs into North Beach County Park. The folks that refuse to buy a State Park parking permit park there to walk into the trails in the Fort. The land visible on the other side of the water is Vancouver Island.
In the top image, I like the times when there is cloud cover and you can still see the Olympics. This is not the usual where the mountains are hidden by the clouds (as in the image below).
This is the waterfront in Port Townsend, WA. and the dock running out in the middle distance is the ferry terminal. I liked the waves from a boat going by and the pattern they made in the water.
I thought the lines of this image were interesting. This was shot on Kodak Tri-X with a Yashika Mat 126G Twin Lens Reflex.