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Any and All Art that focuses on The Great State of Washington

Featured Work

Elliott Bay by Anne McKinnell

Sunrise on Elliott Bay, Seattle, Washington. Featured in the group “Welcome to Washington” November 22, 2009.
Bee and Verbascum by Teresa Burnett

Taken in my backyard in Winlock, Washington / The bumbles were very active in my yard this summer. Canon Rebel XTi – Canon 70-300mm lens FEATURED:BUG HUNT 11-17-09 / / FEATURED:WELCOME TO WASHINGTON 11-22-09
Mount Rainier by scenescapes

This image of Mount Rainier was taken near Sunrise. It shows Emmons Glacier and the headwaters of the Nisqually River. This image is copyright 2008 Northwest Scenescapes Photography and is NOT in the public domain. It may not be used without my written permission.
Can You Hear Me Playing From Heaven? by Tami Nielsen

The final resting place for the greatest guitarist of all time – Jimi Hendrix – Renton, WA Featured photo in the Welcome to Washington (the State) – November 2009 /
Fort Worden ~ Sunset ~ HDR Series by lanebrain photography

/ HDR – Camera Used Nikon P90 – Tripod Used / This image was made w/ 3 exposures / Exposure times were .002’s, .01’s,.005’s / Exposure Bias were -1.00, 1.00, 0.00 / Focal Length of 29mm and an Aperture of f/5.0 / The Camera was set to Aperture Priority / The software used for the HDR and Tone Mapping was a freeware program named Qtpfsgui 1.9.3 This is a shot of the sun setting at Fort Worden State Park in Port Townsend, Washington.
What tha Sam Hill is this ????? by Larry Davis

I took this image from the bottom of the stairs at the Maryhill Mansion in Washington State. / Built by Sam Hill, but never lived in, the mansion is a museum, and well worth a visit. / If not for the scenery alone.. .. taken with a Panasonic Lumix FZ30 p&s camera. / Programmes used were Picasa3 and / DynamicPhoto – HDR. =================== This is Tammy’s from the top looking down. / ( click on image to go to the original.) /
EAGLE AT BIRCH BAY by MsLiz

THE AMERICAN BIRD, THE EAGLE, IS A BEAUTIFUL POWERFUL BIRD. I TOOK THIS PICTURE IN BIRCH BAY. BIRCH BAY WASHINGTON IS 100 miles north of Seattle / 115 miles south of Whistler, BC / 38 miles south of Vancouver, BC / 10 miles south of White Rock, BC / 7 miles to Blaine and the / US/Canada International border. / 20 miles north of Bellingham, WA Featured In WELCOME TO WASHINGTON (THE STATE) ON NOV. 22, 2009
Twisted by Mari Wirta

Seattle, WA Samsung Digimax L85 Featured in Welcome to Washington November 2009
St Helens in the winter by James Duffin

Mt St Helens from 9500 feet in the winter.
Cattail In The Mist by Jonice

Taken with my KodakEasyShareDX6490.

Recent Work

The Playground by starBellyDesign

This is the jungle gym at my semi-step-daughter’s new school in Tukwila, WA. Kodak Easyshare V1003, 1/640 shutter, ISO 80,
Caught In The Act by starBellyDesign

I love to find leaves that are in between stages; the contrasting colors seem to meld together, adding to their vibrancy. Taken in Renton, Washington, on the Black River Riparian Forest Trail, with a Kodak Easyshare V1003.
Rainier and small airplane by James Duffin

Picture of Mt Rainier from a small airport altered in photo shop elements.
Lenticular and rotor clouds by James Duffin

Lenticular and rotor clouds at Mt Rainier.
Death At Dusk by Teresa Burnett

I didn’t even realize the spider was there until I saw this pop open on my screen. I thought the bumble was being very still and I was taking advantage of the opportunity that I thought he was giving me. Little did I realize….. / Taken in my yard in Winlock, Washington / Canon Rebel XTi – Canon 70-300mm lens
River View by Olga Zvereva

Blue heron, Sammamish river, Marymoor park, Washington, USA Copyright © Olga Zvereva (All Rights Reserved) / This image can not be reproduced, copied or manipulated. / Please, do not use it in any way without my permission.
SWINGING ON GREAT- GRANDMAS OLD TREE by MsLiz

This is my oldest granddaughter, Alyssa, whom I took over to my moms’ home in Gig Harbor, Wa. before i left for Florida, it is as is….
Writing

Our Angel Part 2…Just wanted to let everyone know we lost Our Angel Phylis to Cancer early this morning November 23, 2009. At least she won’t be sufferin…
Doggie Shnoz by Heather Haderly

This is my Cleatis, asleep on the couch. We rescued him as a puppy. It became apparent very quickly that he had been abused. Over the years I have tried to wipe those memories out with a lifetime of pampering. We have had him about eight years now and he is still my little angel boy. Taken in Kelso, WA.
Taking the ferry home by Heather Haderly

Taken overlooking Puget Sound with Seattle in the distance. (WA state)
Crazy 'Bout a Mercury by Heather Haderly

Taken at a classic car show in South West WA.
BEAUTIFUL SNOW SCULPTURES by MsLiz

THE SNOW CAN MAKE SOME BEAUTIFUL SCULPTURES, BETTER THAN AN ARTIST, AND WITH THE CLOUDS, WHAT A SIGHT TO BEHOLD Hurricane Ridge is a mountainous area in Washington’s Olympic National Park. It can be accessed by road from Port Angeles and is open to hiking, skiing, and snowboarding. At an elevation of about 5,200 feet (1,585 m), Hurricane Ridge is a year-round destination. In summer, visitors come for views of the Olympic Mountains, as well as for superb hiking. During the winter months the small, family oriented Hurricane Ridge Ski and Snowboard Area offers lift-serviced downhill skiing and snowboarding. Hurricane Ridge is named for its intense gales and winds. The weather in the Olympic Mountains is unpredictable, and visitors should be prepared for snow at any time of year.