I’ve taken a lot of photos lately that just focus on shapes and lines. I’m not thinking nautically about ropes as lines but the lines that contained in the photo. The pictures may not be as attractive as some, especially in black and white, but the lack of color helps focus the eye on the [...]
I went down to the Port Townsend Wooden Boat Festival just before the sun rose to photograph in some more of that wonderful pre-dawn light. This man was just headed back to his boat, which was moored in the bay. I snapped a few quick photos. This was my favorite. Click the photo for a larger [...]
This makes three days in a row of fog photos, but we’ve had four consecutive foggy mornings, so I suppose one more picture is okay. I promise the next photo will not be fog related.
Saturday was the warmest day of the year. It actually reached 76 degrees. Woo-hoo! We had the perfect way to spend the day planned, as you can see in this photo. And, yes, our canoe really is tomato red. This was taken at Point Whitney on the Hood Canal just north of Brinnon.
I went to Fort Worden to shoot photos of the wind-swept shore pines near Point Wilson Lighthouse. Dense fog made the scene spooky and dramatic. Unfortunately, I didn’t get a photo there that I liked. On the good side, I know the old photographer’s adage of “always look behind you, whatever your subject.” Behind me [...]
The schooner, Suva docks at the end of a long pier over 100 feet from shore. The spider who wove this web managed to get out to the boat’s bowsprit anyway.
