The plant with the red berries is Devil’s Club. At this distance, you cannot see the numerous spiky stickers on the leafs and stems … hence the name.
Below is the North Fork Skokomish River … photo taken from the bridge at the Six Ridge trail junction.
The North Fork Skokomish from the bridge at six miles up the North Fork trail. This is another image series taken with a standard (58mm) lens on my Nikon D-850 and stitched together using the pano tool in Lightroom Classic.
This may not look like a panorama, but I was sitting on a stream side rock and took a set of overlapping photos of the river using the normal lens that was the only lens I had with me. At home, using Lightroom Classic, I stitched the images together into a “wide angle” shot … using the “Create Panorama” tool.
This is the North Fork Skokomish River (Olympic National Park) at Camp Pleasant on the North Fork Skok trail.
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.
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.