Tuesday afternoon I took a photographic ramble through my hometown of Hoquiam, Wash., to near the city limits on the bay of Grays Harbor, about a two mile journey. I went looking for birds. The Grays Harbor

On Monday this week I was in the right place at the right time to catch the Hoquiam, Wash., tugboats passing directly beneath me as I stood on Simpson Avenue Bridge. This short clip of the Rowdy will

Last week I took a nice photowalk along the Grays Harbor bay in Hoquiam, Wash. It was an unseasonably warm afternoon, but overcast, as it typically is during the winter here on the Pacific Coast. Since

The clouds are often one of the most dramatic features on my photowalks along the bay of Grays Harbor in Hoquiam, Wash. Of course, I don't use all of the images from the walks in my full-length Photography

The Lions Club pavilion at Old Cannery Park in Hoquiam, Wash. The pavilion was constructed in 2021, the same year that what used to be just a pot-holed, gravel drive-off was landscaped and paved to become

Last fall I had a photoshoot on the Grays Harbor bay in Hoquiam, Wash. This short clip will complement my Photography Lovers post of that shoot. It took me forever to identify these birds as American wigeons.

Lining up for the start beneath Simpson Avenue Bridge Facing the camera is race winner Todd Pickernell. And they're off in the third heat! Winner Todd Pickernell racing second around the turn Saturday

This short video features the sound of two wildlife companions that visited me on a recent Sunday morning photowalk along the Grays Harbor bay in Hoquiam, Wash. It will complement my upcoming Photography

Sunday morning in Elton Bennett Park, a nature park in my hometown of Hoquiam, Wash. While I was recording birdsong, a Douglas squirrel started chirping on a tree nearby. ▶️ 3Speak

Dawn on the Hoquiam River In Feathered Friends on a Hoquiam River Morning, I wrote Lately I've been practicing the habit of taking the camera along whenever I go to the river; there's always something

The mist drifted across the Hoquiam River in Hoquiam, Wash., this morning just after dawn. A heron croaked. And near the riverbend, a harbor seal poked its head up. ▶️ 3Speak

Riverside Bridge and the tugboats Beneath Simpson Avenue Bridge Simpson Avenue Bridge Riverside Bridge and the tugboats Riverside Bridge Beneath Simpson Avenue Bridge Simpson Avenue Bridge This week I

On Friday, the state Department of Ecology and divers with Global Diving and Salvage Inc. determined it was unsafe to remove the fuel from two sunken vessels in Hoquiam River. The two vessels, which were