Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
This is me at Kitty B’s Lavender farm in Sequim.
I love the light between 8-9pm. Definitely the Golden Hour.
The festival starts tomorrow. It’s always the 3rd weekend in July. This year the lavender is a a little late but it is blooming. If you’ve never been, the different farms all have music, food, gift tents, and of course Lavender EVERYTHING!!!
Fortunately I was with photographer friends when I saw this and screamed—STOP! We had been shooting (you know I mean photographing right?)the foxes on San Juan Island and were driving to a garden when I saw this. The light just hit the barn and the trees in the background were coming in and out of the fog.
I LOVE barns. So living in the Northwest is really handy. Everywhere I turn I can find a barn. There is a lot of agriculture here. Driving down the road I saw the trees in the background emerging from the mist. I just had to stop.
This sheep had an interesting haircut compared to his friends….
This farm was homesteaded around 1870. It is still a wroking farm today run by the smith family. The cows moo us on as we go up their hill on our weekly WOW rides.
