Last week was sunny and warm, the perfect weather to bring local hay and straw fields to harvest point. While the obvious place to see cut fields would seem to be out Chimacum way, the Chinese Gardens in Fort Worden State Park got their cutting too.
This was taken during a photography workshop that Keith Lazelle gave to the Port Townsend Photo Club on Saturday. Keith is a superb nature photographer who has done a lot of photography for The Nature Conservancy and other organizations and businesses. It’s going to take some time to absorb all the material he covered.
The retreating tide left these wonderful sand islands along the beach, between which the water trickled out.
It is probably impossible to let boys loose on a beach and expect driftwood to stay in place. These guys were part of a school field trip from the Shoreline School District, near Seattle. They were loosed on the beach at Fort Worden.
May 1st, Reverend Pamela Douglas-Smith, minister of the Unity Church of Port Townsend, had a ceremony out on Point Wilson, in Fort Worden, during which she blessed the motorcycles of a number of local riders. The event was sponsored by Grey Wolf Ranch as a fund raiser for the Chimacum Valley Veterinary Hospital’s animal rescue [...]
You’re not seeing a pond or lake in front of the lighthouse. That’s a puddle of over-spray from waves topping the breakwater at Point Wilson Lighthouse. I spent some time trying to catch a dramatic shot of the spray and didn’t get anything I liked. Then I turned around and saw this. The shot was [...]
How many times can one come back to the same place and find something new to photograph?
