
Freedom to soar…

Views of Sequim, the Olympic Peninsula. . .and beyond
Ahat do you do when you were going to do macro and flower photgraphy but its blowing 35 mph? Macro cactus photos–they don’t whip around in the wind!
This was taken at Salt Creek park on a minus 3 tide.
They have GREAT tide pooling here. It’s only 40 minutes from Sequim.
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his just instanctly reminded me of hair with a left side part!
Taken from the Edmonds/Kingston Ferry docking at Kingston.
Whitney Gardens is a fantastic place to stop if you’re traveling on Hwy 101 on Hood Canal.
Dosewallips State Park
Our photographing in Dosewallips State Park. The bridge is still there…
This is an amazing State park and campground just across the street from Hood’s Canal. Lots of fun & easy hiking trails.
Caught this Long Bill Curlew feeding on Glass Beach off of N Beach county park in Port Townsend. This is a GREAT park to see wildlife, and pick up pretty polished pieces of glass. Go during a low tide.