In January Dale and I went on a photo workshop with Jack Lien to La Jolla, CA to photograph wildlife. The stars were the Brown Pelicans, but we saw quite a few other sea birds, sea lions and seals as well. Here is a sampling of some of my pelican shots. For the complete gallery,…
I finally broke down and ordered my new camera. I’d been debating for months on what I should get and finally decided on a Nikon D800E. I knew this camera would take exceptional images, but I will admit I was a bit worried about 36 mega-pixals and the file sizes that would result from such…
Wishing you and your’s a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! As I reflect on these images that depict life at Fort Nisqually in 1855, it makes me wish for a simpler time when celebrating the holidays meant putting up simple festive decorations, baking from scratch, and creating homemade gifts instead of the…
For a couple years now we’ve taken mini-camping trips to Westport in October. The weather at this time of year can be absolutely stunning, and we were not disappointed this year. The skies were so blue that I thought they looked almost fake in my photos. This year we camped at the Twin Harbor’s State…
In June of 2012 my husband and I took a photo tour to the Palouse. If you’re not familiar with that word, it’s a region of southeast Washington state known for its rolling hills and wheat fields. It’s also home to Palouse Falls and Washington State University in Pullman. We stayed in a lovely hotel…
In May I had the opportunity to take my granddaughter to the Perelli Horse and Soul tour in Puyallup, Washington courtesy of my brother’s step daughter Lillan, who was performing in the program on Sunday. I took my Nikon D7000 with 70-200mm f/2.8 VR and mounted it on a monopod while sitting up in the…
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