One of my favorite places to visit on Camano Island is the English Boom Historical Park. Located near a tiny airfield where the runway literally ends at the edge of a bluff overlooking Skagit Bay, you’re still more likely to see bald eagles than planes coming from that airport (although, you could also see small …
Post updated on July 14, 2013. It’s an odd-numbered year, so watch-out! Large numbers of pink salmon (nicknamed “humpies”) are about to return to Puget Sound. Want to whet your appetite for the upcoming humpy run? Check-out the video below. It features a full-helping of beautiful scenery on the Snohomish River captured during the 2011 …
September’s Symmetry: “Humpy Run” (Pink Salmon) on the Snohomish River Read More »
I couldn’t yet see the Snohomish River, but after getting out of my SUV and taking a brief walk, I could hear the familiar sound of salmon “having a splash.” (Sorry, the complete text of this original post is not currently available)
After a few years of watching the emergence of DSLR cameras, I finally took the leap and bought one a couple of months ago. I primarily fancied (well, darn near drooled over) these cameras for their ability to produce stunning, high-def video. In the jargon of photography, it’s said a histogram can have a nice …
