After a day of rain, an awesome sunrise, also about 20 minutes earlier.
I was at one of my favorite sunrise spots on Barrington on the west side of Oak Harbor. I enjoy watching the sun appear to move north through the North Cascades at sunrise.
Our mild winter is turning into an early spring. We may have to change the rhyme: February showers brings February flowers.
The North Cascades just before sunrise on February 22. I was on the west side of Oak Harbor on Whidbey Island.
The ferry took a zig zag course to Port Townsend, avoiding the many small fishing boats. Fort Casey is in the foreground with the Olympics peeking through the clouds.
This cloud caught my attention near sunset on February 17.
Just in case you need to be reminded of how beautiful it is on Whidbey Island, these photos are from Saturday, February 21.
I was on the west side of Oak Harbor, on Barrington, to capture these views.
On the way home from photographing the sunset Saturday night, I just had to stop on Swantown Road and get this view with Swan Lake in the foreground. The Olympic Mountains are in the distance.
