This is one of my favorite views of Mount Rainier. There used to be a restaurant at this spot but it has since been torn down. It’s is really difficult to get any clouds in the photo and still have a clear view of the mountain.
I was working the night shift so I would stay up most of the night. I would also listen to the police scanner just to break up the monotony of late night, early morning television. I heard a really big call out to the marina. Now I know marina fires can be monstrous due to…
There were a bit of clouds and fog rolling in on this February morning. So I headed up to Salisbury Point Park on the east end of the Hood Canal bridge. This was my first foray with the 14-24mm f/2.8G lens on the D810. I had my old cheap tripod that broke sometime later. I…
This one was taken down at a small park across from the Sheridan Park Community Center. The park overlooks the Port Washington Narrows and the new Manette Bridge. I used the Nikon D810 with a classic lens. The Nikon Nikkor 50mm f/1.8 Series-E that I had bought with my Nikon FG film camera back in…
I was on my way to catch a ferry to Seattle early one morning. I was a volunteer at The Gnomedex conference sponsored by Chris Pirillo at the Waterfront Conference Center. As I was walking to the terminal I saw this scene of the sunrise over the waterfront. Fortunately I had my trusty Nikon D70…
Sometimes shooting into the sun makes sense, not often, but sometimes. This photo was captured somewhere along Tracyton Beach road that runs between Bremerton and Silverdale. There are a couple of areas to stop on the narrow two lane road, this is probably at Pat Carey Viewpont, just past Lion’s Park.