Wendy Feltham is back with more seaweed photos! Click on any of them to enlarge. Enjoy!
Seeing Seaweed – Part 2
Trending
The 2021 Shipwrights’ Regatta: Maximum Fun
photo above by Joel Rogers
Most Washingtonians recognize that February is a winter month, and that the weather can go from calm to gale-force and...
On the Hard: Pelican
From Classic Yachts to Fish Packers: Their Stories
Pelican: In the World of Wooden Boats
The one-time research vessel Pelican was hauled out at Port Townsend's...
Fort Núñez Gaona
In 1792, Spanish colonists, led by Lt. Sálvador Fidalgo, constructed Fort Núñez Gaona on the shore of Neah Bay. Named after Admiral Manuel Núñez...
So Long, Pygmy Kayaks
More than three decades ago, when guys like Bill Gates and Steve Jobs were building technology companies that would change the world, another Ivy...
Homelessness: What you see isn’t what you get
Dan looked like an Army sergeant. Denise looked like a Vogue model.
If you had crossed paths with them in downtown Port Townsend in the...
Wendy does such a great job in showing us the beauty in everything that we may not otherwise notice. Thank you, Wendy.
Thank you, Ellen, that’s very kind of you! This area has such spectacular and varied seaweeds, I hope my photos help others enjoy them.
I love these images—so much beauty in these patterns—thank you, Wendy!
Thanks so much, Holly! There is poetry in our local seaweeds.