Early Friday morning I went down to the river in Hoquiam, Wash., for coffee. Lately I've been practicing the habit of taking the camera along whenever I go to the river; there's always something happening

Morning on the Hoquiam River. In one of the first bursts of spring for our region, near the Pacific coast in Washington state, I took my camera (and my coffee) to the riverbank to bask in the sun just

HOQUIAM, Wash. I've been in a funk for months now, creatively, but this spring weather has got my juices flowing again. Last week, I walked out to the Grays Harbor bay for a brief, late afternoon photoshoot.

Industrial Dawn Port of Grays Harbor, Hoquiam, Wash. Yesterday morning we had perfect weather for an early morning photoshoot, with temps near 50 degrees and no rain. Fifty degrees is somewhat normal for

Introductory Note: The day these photos were taken began overcast and cleared as I was shooting; some photos appear out of sequence, according to the needs of the text. Along Airport Way in Hoquiam, Wash.,

The Hoquiam River seen from just off the Hoquiam River Loop. The loop is a combination of walking path and city sidewalk running around the river between our two bridges; it's 5-6 blocks long on each side

Wildlife Photography In this stunning shot I've captured the essence of transformation and resilience through the lens of a caterpillar. Amidst the lush foliage the caterpillar symbolizes the incredible

On a harsh light day at the beginning of July, I ventured out for a photowalk on the northeast side of Hoquiam, Wash., my hometown. My destination was the soccer pitch and baseball field behind Immanuel

In Bird watching on the bay, my most recent post for the Photography Lovers community, I mentioned the osprey nest on Paulson Road in my hometown of Hoquiam, Wash. I've been visting and photographing the

One evening this spring in Hoquiam, Wash., on a quest for some wildlife photos, I found cover on the banks of a tidal inlet on the Grays Harbor bay. A great blue heron perched on one of the dock pilings,

Near the end of May, I had a nice golden hour walk along the Hoquiam River in Hoquiam, Wash. I trekked along a 5- to 6-block stretch of the Hoquiam River Loop, a combination of city sidewalk and paved

Seagull at the top of the PS&P swing bridge in the Hoquiam River. Just a duck, but I think it's sitting on a nest! This is all the way across the bay (of course I had to find the limits of the zoom).

A pair of Robins have made their nest in 1 of my allotment sheds. This 1 likes to sit on the bottle bin before flying into the hole in the shed behind the bin. The other 1 flies in through a hole in the

Here is the final collection of my favorite photography from the Uganda animals I saw in 2021.

Photographing these ferrel horses is his and miss sometimes. Today they were along the road in the snow

Waters of Glacier A collection of the bodies of water in Glacier National Park that make it a unique and magical place to visit. Available now on OpenSea. (Back in early December I create this collection

A bit of a follow up to this post, but with some more photos. I'd honestly kind of forgotten about these photos because one, they were on my second camera body, and two, I was not feeling well most of

I was about 2 km into the hike and about to enter into the forest when a whitetail deer came bounding towards me.

Sandhill Cranes in Flight

Bald Eagle Coming in for Landing