Photography of Northwest Washington State
A huge pile of orange and white pumpkins under a clear blue sky
A pile of orange and white pumpkins ready for the holiday season under a clear blue sky in the Skagit Valley
Tulips stand in rows during the spring growing season
Within Whatcom Falls Park in Bellingham Whatcom Creek drops over a small Fall. This is not the namesake waterfall which is further downstream.
Comet Neowise over Mount Baker
Comet Neowise (C/2020 F3) in the dawn sky over the Skagit Valley and Mount Baker in Western Washington in July 2020
Sunrise over the Skagit Valley tulips
Spring morning in the Skagit Valley as the first rays of the sun make the tulip fields glow
A flock of Skagit Valley's wintering snow geese are alarmed by a passing bald eagle and take to the sky en masse
Whatcom Falls in Bellingham in Summer
As summer arrives the flow of water over Whatcom Falls diminishes. The moss covered rocks line a much quieter scene that a few months earlier
An old bard and silo in rural Whatcom County in Northwest Washington State
Steam from the Anacortes Refinery
Steam blows south from the Marathon Anacortes Refinery in Skagit County on a winter afternoon
Field of pink flower potatoes in the Skagit Valley
A commercial field of potatoes growing in a farm field in the Skagit Valley region of the Pacific Northwest. The plants are in long elevated rows
Stone Bride, Whatcom Falls Park
Built by the Works Progress Administration between 1939 and 1940 the stone bridge and associated walls provide a footbridge across Whatcom Creek within Whatcom Falls Park in Bellingham
Daffodil Farming - Skagit Valley
A daffodil farm in the Skagit Valley of Western Washington.
After being hand picked tulips are arranged in wooden boxes
The sun rises over the Washington Cascades on a misty and chilly morning.
The Wolf Moon (the year's first) rises over the still waters of Skagit Bay
Rows of daffodils in the early morning light of the Skagit Valley in Western Washington
Fields of tulips light up the Skagit Valley each Spring
Wintering snow geese and Mount Baker
Each year it is common to find Bald Eagles massed in winter in the tree known locally as simply the 'Eagle Tree'
Winter along the Nooksack River
A cold winter morning along the Nooksack River in Northwest Washington
Winter mist begins to lift off the Nooksak River in Whatcom County, WA