Rhodies on Mt Walker
Wild Rose and Mt Baker
This was taken from Fort Worden State Park (Port Townsend, WA) looking NE across Admiralty Inlet to Mt Baker.
Marrowstone Beach View
This is a series of images stitched into a panorama. Marrowstone Island is on Puget Sound north of Seattle. If you click on the image, it will be loaded larger and you will be able to see Mt Baker in the north (left side) and Mt Rainier just barely visible off the point on the right.
Here is one of the single images:
- Camera: Fujifilm X100V
- ISO 400 1/500 sec f/16
Sand Waves
On the beach at Marrowstone Island.
- Camera: Fujifilm X100V
- ISO 200 1/60 sec f/16
Super Moon and the Ferry Kennewick
This was the moonrise on April 7, 2020 with the ferry Kennewick coming into Port Townsend. I was at the beach at Point Hudson.
- Camera: Nikon D850
- Lens: Nikkor 80-400mm set at 400mm
- ISO 100 1/25 sec f/11
This is what the moon looked like when it was coming up a few minutes earlier coming up next to Mt Pilchuck in the Cascades east of Everett.
Port Townsend View
Another shot from the viewpoint at Fort Worden State Park. I was attracted to the sun reflecting off the water in the bay. The park closed several days after I took this.
- Camera: Nikon D850
- Lens: Nikkor 80-400mm set at 80mm
- ISO 400 1/1000 sec f/16
Point Hudson
This is from the viewpoint overlooking Fort Worden State Park … looking down towards Point Hudson and (around the corner) Port Townsend. I love the way the top of the big Doug Fir in the foreground is bent to mirror the shoreline running over to the point.
- Camera: Nikon D850
- Lens: Nikkor 80-400mm set at 80mm
- ISO 400 1/1000 sec f/16
Beach Walk
Nice weather in Mid-March brings out plenty of beach walkers in the Puget Sound country. Point Wilson Lighthouse, with the North Central Cascades in the distance.
- Camera: Nikon D850
- Lens: Nikkor 28-300mm set at 300mm
- ISO 400 1/400 sec f/10
The Lighthouse at Point Wilson
The lighthouse at Point Wilson at Fort Worden State Park has been an important landmark for well over a century, marking the entrance to Puget Sound from the Strait of Juan de Fuca. Those are the North Central Cascades in the background.
Here’s a close up of the light, showing the weathering from exposure to the salt air and near constant wind.
