Behind Dragonfire Video on the corner of San Juan and 19th Streets sits this forgotten picnic table. Before the video store occupied that location, we had Provisions Deli. On a lovely spring day like today it was a treat to grab lunch and eat it here. Looking west offers a delightful view of Kah Tai [...]
The Jefferson County Courthouse is one of the iconic buildings in Port Townsend. It’s certainly one of the most photographed. I keep trying to come up with a different image than the standard tourist shot.
The night was calm and warmish, so I thought to take some reflection photo of the boats at the Boat Haven Marina. I got a couple of nice shots but had to spend a few minutes convincing security that I’m not a terrorist or vandal. Thank goodness for digital camera reviews. The guy really appreciated [...]
I often drive by a colorful stand of tulips, which is planted right off Sims Way on the hill between Safeway and QFC. I took a bunch of photos.
One of Port Townsend’s distinctive landmarks, the Manresa Castle is a hotel perched atop the self-referential Castle Hill, next to the hospital. The building was originally a monastery. There’s been some obvious updating. The dining room is quite elegant in an early-twentieth century, wood and crystal style. They also host some nice live jazz.
It’s kind of like one of those parties. Everything is beautiful and fun, then the next morning its OMG. In this case I caught a rainbow over our greenhouse Friday evening. A little before 2 am Saturday morning, the fire department was knocking on the door. “Did you know you have a fire in your [...]
When I get tired I get odd ideas. Have you ever wondered what a wine glass lit by a red laser pointer would look like? This has been included in the Newton Area Photo Weekend Reflections.
