From the monthly archives:

July 2009

Storm Clouds over Agate Pass

July 29, 2009

Water looks awfully good on a crazy hot day like today, doesn’t it? This was taken a few hours ago from the Agate Pass Bridge looking towards Suquamish and Indianola. Storms were brewing on the foothills of the Cascades, but they offered no relief for us. It was just a blast furnace. Here’s hoping for [...]

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Poulsbo Farmers’ Market

July 26, 2009

Good fruits, vegetables, and other goodies at the Poulsbo Farmers’ Market on Saturday.

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Buck Lake

July 25, 2009

Buck Lake Park, near Hansville. On a recent weekend, the park was host to swimming dogs and kayakers.

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Twilight Ferry Approach

July 20, 2009

This is a follow-up to the popular Late Night Arrival: Seattle. A few minutes before that image (a long exposure of cars unloading), I caught this one with the oh-so-gorgeous (did I just say that?) reflections in the blue twilight. Thanks to all the recent visitors from the Thesis / WordPress theme camp. Y’all should [...]

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Carpenter Creek

July 17, 2009

Carpenter Creek, near Kingston

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Kids Dancing with One Shot Molly

July 16, 2009

Local band One Shot Molly played the Poulsbo waterfront park on Tuesday night. Loved the kids dancing on stage with the band. That rocks!

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Late Night Arrival: Seattle

July 12, 2009

Drivers arriving from Bainbridge Island drive off the ferry into Seattle on Saturday evening.

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Firing the Cannon

July 9, 2009

One more from the Civil War re-enactment a few weeks ago, and then I’m done with that topic for this year. Love this shot of the cannon just as it was fired.

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Sailing Lessons

July 7, 2009

It’s never a bad day to learn to sail, is it? Not that I sail myself, but I did enjoy watching this group of would-be sailors testing their craft in Liberty Bay this afternoon.

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