One of my favorite spots less than two miles away, the Tracyton Boat Launch. I was hoping for a sunset, but the sky was just gray. There is this piling that sits just offshore that the seagulls stand on. I focused on the bird and let the mountains in the background go soft.
The M/V Hyak is one of the Washington State ferries that serves the Bremerton to Seattle route on occasion. Here it is berthed at the dock in Bremerton. And I have included a black and white conversion.
I used to play a lot of softball down at Lion’s Park in my younger years. Even back then the park was getting a bit dated. Recently, the city of Bremerton embarked on a redesign and refurbishment of the park. This is the outcome.
This photo was taken on 23rd Street in Bremerton, Washington. About 50 yards from where I grew up. I had always thought we had a nice view from our home. The day was stormy, and after the clouds parted I ventured out for a few photos. I cropped it down a bit due to some…
It was a fair June day down at Illahee State Park. A storm had just passed through and the clouds were separating. Someone on a live-aboard sailboat was berthed at the dock. There wasn’t much color in the scene which made a great candidate for a black and white conversion.
There is a park at the ‘hook’ of Hood Canal that looks south, Rendsland Oyster Park and Kayak Launch. It is a very remote county park. I was down there a low tide, which is what I prefer as it adds a more interesting foreground. Fortunately there were some clouds for the background. The driftwood…