These photos are some of my favorites. Some are personal and some are just amazing natural sights. Keep in mind that since I have had to reduce the photo sizes of some for this blog the quality may not be as good as the original. If you would like to see some of my more recent shots click on my Flickr widget on the side bar.
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Daffodil after a rain shower.
Scruffy little deer with little deer teeth
Hot air balloon over Snohomish. Cascades in the background.
Waxswings
Seagull reflection
Mt. Shuksan
Snow Geese on Fir Island in Skagit Valley
Bleeding hearts
Fir Island Snow Geese
Sun Starfish and a patient heron
Red rose from my garden
Thousands of Snow Geese flying all at once
Lake Cassidy
Trumpeter Swans
Lake Pearrygin silhouette
Eagle on Fir Island
Heron
Lake Stevens
Eagle
Mt Baker Wa.
Snow Geese all the way from Siberia
Maple leaf
Wild Turkeys
Sunset silhouette
Two eagles sharing a tree
Skagit Valley farm house. Small heron on the left
Seattle Seagull and Ferry.
Reflection
Pearrygin Lake
White rose
Sunrise
Seattle from Gasworks Park
Duck with a drip from his bill
Red Mapleleaf
Starfish on Rialto Beach
Seattle Seagull
Fishing near Baker Lake
Alligator, Everglades Florida
Space Needle from Gasworks park.
Lake Cassidy
Rose
Trees reflecting on a frozen Lake Cassidy
Mt. Rainier from almost 100 miles away.
Frozen rocks at the edge of a frozen lake
Turkey conference
Snow capped Cascades
Greider Lake Wa.
First look at the lake
Looks like the horse is trying to shade the baby. It was 90 degrees that day.
Lake reeds and ripples.
Sunrise on Lake Cassidy
November Sunset
A highway in Eastern Washington
Rialto Beach Sea Stack
Alligator
Hot air balloon. Snohomish Wa.
Driftwood on Rialto Beach
November Sunset
December snow
Ice Caves Hike
Everglades
Boulder Creek Waterfall
Lunch by the River
Ducks
Washington Pacific Coast Tree Root
Mt. Pilchuck
Space Needle at night
If you look closely you can see the “proboscis” (the tubular feeding structure of the butterfly) sucking in the juice of the orange.
Greider lake
Hot air ballon silhouette
Lake Stevens
Pearrygin Lake
Rialto Beach
White rose
Lake Stevens
International Fountain/Space Needle
Looking at a starfish in an old tire at Edmonds Beach
Boating on Baker Lake
Red rose
Deception Pass Bridge
Pike Place Market
A budding photographer perhaps?
The insect wings are the best part
Tide Pool
Mt. Baker
The bridge is out on the Ice Caves trail
Loving Kayak Point
Green anemone. I love the color.
Resting at the Ice Caves
Checking out hermit crabs at Kayak Point
Flying a kite at Mukilteo beach
Pacific coast birds
Checking out the Ice Caves
Mukilteo Ferry
Ducks at Pearrygin lake
Anemone at low tide
Hanging out below a foot bridge on a hike
Boardman Lake
Sunset on Pearrygin Lake
Alligator, Everglades Florida
Boulder River waterfall
Boulder River waterfall
Kids at Boulder River
Pools of water at Troublesome Creek
Big Four Mountain
Hiking Greider lakes trail
Greider Lake
Pearrygin Lake
Relaxing at Troublesome Creek
Kelcema Lake
Deer grazing at Pearrygin Lake
Pumpkin farm
Seattle Ferry
Filtering water from Greider Lake
Thousands of mussels on a pole at low tide. Looks like Christmas lights.
Fried Egg Jellyfish
Red anemone at low tide in Edmonds
Pike Place Market
Trees near the Stillaguamish River
Hermit crabs, chitons, and other sea creatures
Balancing over Boulder River
Methow Valley
Pike Place Market
Ross lake
Kids under the space needle
North Cascades
First look at the lake
Diablo Lake
An awesome group of hikers!
December 5, 2007 at 6:20 pm
Hi Annie,
Your heart and third eye for NatureScapes is connected
to a beautiful source.
What a stunning body of work!
Thanks,
Dee
February 19, 2008 at 8:17 pm
Wow,
I am from Washington state, however we now reside in texas due to my husbands family. I have never gotten over being home sick! These pictures have perked me right up! Thanks for the awesome pictures! There so cool! I have been down here way to long, Now i can visit home daily with these awesome shots,,,,,thanks so much for making my day and sharing yours! Tess From Kerrville Texas
February 25, 2008 at 12:31 pm
hey annie,
looking through these, i just was blown away. you have an eye for taking pics that is similar to the best photographers.
with your new equipment, i’m sure it can only get better hereon.
love you sis,
eis
April 24, 2008 at 7:01 pm
Beautiful conglomeration of the highlights of nature. Once having lived there, your site brings it all back to reassure me that this beautiful part of the U.S. still exists. May it always. Thank you for sharing this work that was well organized.
May 5, 2008 at 9:18 pm
This is an Awesome display of nature and the sorroundings. Specially liked he way the mother nature was captured in a small FRAME.
May 12, 2008 at 11:11 pm
These are so beautiful. Hope you are turning professional.
June 21, 2008 at 5:31 am
WOW…You have an incredible talent for capturing the “emotion of the scene” Anne. I could hear, smell and feel the details in your photos! I was looking for information about where to go with my kids for low tide today and came across your blog…thank you for sharing your images…I will be a regular visitor!
Where is Lake Cassidy?
June 23, 2008 at 11:25 am
Thanks for your compliments Catherine!
Lake Cassidy is between Lake Stevens and Marysville on Hwy 9. After you go through Frontier Village (on Hwy 9) you will pass E. Sunnyside School Rd/42nd st. The next road is 60th st./Lake Cassidy Rd. Turn right and you will drive right to the lake. There is a small beach with a parking area. It’s mostly residental, but it sure is pretty with a great view of Mt. Pilchuck. Perfect for sunrises and boating!
June 26, 2008 at 9:23 pm
Great photos, thank you so much for sharing.