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 was told these are licorice ferns. I just love how they come right our of the moss in the trees of the Olympics
My friends took me to their favorite secrete spots along the road of Lake Crescent for our first shoot in several pandemic years. I was intrigued by this bark and fern moss on the side of this tree. THen I saw Ardythe peaking around the other side. Makes me smile–I have GREAT friends!
When I was hiking around Lake Crescent with my friends we encoutered this “tree fox” coming out of the log. It looked like a fox face with a snoot full of ferns/moss.
Can you see him?
Everywhere you turn in the Olympics there is a waterfall or babling brook. This is just 40 minutes from Sequim.