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Orca whale off the west side of San Juan Island coming up for air off Limekiln Point.
Late spring wildflowers on Yellow Island
Watching a gorgeous sunset over the Olympic Mountain Range. We left the harbor at 8:40pm, and got into open water where we could see the sun as it set beneath the horizon. The colors lit up and reflected off the calm water.
Boat wakes in rhythm with the ocean
Boat wakes in rhythm with the ocean
Sunset on the Twin Sisters above a Washington State Ferry
Sunset on the Twin Sisters above a Washington State Ferry
Orca Whale spy-hopping underneath a looming Mount Rainier, the tallest mountain in Washington State.
Orca Whale spy-hopping underneath a looming Mount Rainier, the tallest mountain in Washington State.
Orcas Island Views to the East
Orcas Island Views to the East
Move out of the way!
Move out of the way!
A problem all to common in the San Juan Islands, disrespectful and ignorant boaters will go out of their way to get extremely close to the whales, much closer than the state law requires.
1. Stay 300 yards from either side of orcas2. Stay 400 yards behind orcas3. Stay 400 yards out of orcas’ path4. Slow down to a speed of under seven knots within a ½ mile of orcas
Turn Island during the Morning Hours
Turn Island during the Morning Hours
Slightly Hazy Sunset Colors with Mount Baker in the Distance
Slightly Hazy Sunset Colors with Mount Baker in the Distance
Waldron Island's Rugged Southwest Shoreline
Waldron Island's Rugged Southwest Shoreline
A barge under the Olympic Mountains at Sunset
A barge under the Olympic Mountains at Sunset
Magical Sunrise colors over Mount Baker and the Twin Sisters
Magical Sunrise colors over Mount Baker and the Twin Sisters
A beautiful sunset over Vancouver Island
A beautiful sunset over Vancouver Island
Sun setting over Spieden and Stuart Islands
Sun setting over Spieden and Stuart Islands
Kelp Forests off Turn Point on Stuart Island
Kelp Forests off Turn Point on Stuart Island
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