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Serval men argue about a disputed final move in their daily game of dominos, Havana, Cuba. Groups of old men playing dominos on the sidewalk are a familiar sight on the Havana streets. Many men play together in the same spot every day.
Serval men argue about a disputed final move in their daily game of dominos, Havana, Cuba. Groups of old men playing dominos on the sidewalk are a familiar sight on the Havana streets. Many men play together in the same spot every day.
Two hikers stand in front of a towering glacier face, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. The parks is recognized as a World Heritage Site and part of one of the largest internationally protected biospheres in the world.
Two hikers stand in front of a towering glacier face, Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska. The parks is recognized as a World Heritage Site and part of one of the largest internationally protected biospheres in the world.
Protesters attend a rally in Downtown Seattle to protest the confirmation of Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh
Protesters attend a rally in Downtown Seattle to protest the confirmation of Supreme Court Judge Brett Kavanaugh
A fisher pulls the gills out of fresh caught fish, Sitka, Alaska.
A fisher pulls the gills out of fresh caught fish, Sitka, Alaska.
Customers and tourists stand around a small bread maker's stall in Borough Market, London, UK.
Customers and tourists stand around a small bread maker’s stall in Borough Market, London, UK.
Ted W. Clifton stands outside his net-zero energy house with his son Atlas, Bellingham, WA. The house was completed in spring of 2015 and Clifton and his family have been living in it for the past six months. They are able to power the house, a hot tub, and their electric Tesla off of the power harvested through solar panels on the roof.
Ted W. Clifton stands outside his net-zero energy house with his son Atlas, Bellingham, WA. The house was completed in spring of 2015 and Clifton and his family have been living in it for the past six months. They are able to power the house, a hot tub, and their electric Tesla off of the power harvested through solar panels on the roof.
One of the four adult brown bears living in Fortress of the Bear shows off for visitors above, Sitka, Alaska. Fortress of the Bear takes in orphaned brown bears found on Baranof Island and raises them in a secluded sanctuary a few miles outside Sitka.
One of the four adult brown bears living in Fortress of the Bear shows off for visitors above, Sitka, Alaska. Fortress of the Bear takes in orphaned brown bears found on Baranof Island and raises them in a secluded sanctuary a few miles outside Sitka.
The Milky Way over a campground in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.
The Milky Way over a campground in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.
A dead crap perches on dried lava rocks near a beach on Hawaii Island.
A dead crap perches on dried lava rocks near a beach on Hawaii Island.

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Tag: Pacific Northwest

Yukon Ho!
Alaska

Yukon Ho!

Alaska is beautiful and everything I could have ever dreamed of. But it will all be gone if we don’t step up and take responsibility for our actions. Continue reading Yukon Ho!

Behind the Photos (The Planet Magazine Fall 2015)
Slow News

Behind the Photos (The Planet Magazine Fall 2015)

A behind the scenes look at photographing for The Planet, an environmental magazine in Bellingham, WA Continue reading Behind the Photos (The Planet Magazine Fall 2015)

Living Space
Thoughts and Reflections

Living Space

I was watching a TV show last night when someone perfectly summed up what I had been pondering over for … Continue reading Living Space

Cordata Community Garden
Slow News

Cordata Community Garden

At the Cordata Community Garden, gardeners are trying to figure out what the unusually mild winter will mean for them … Continue reading Cordata Community Garden

The Measure of a Man
Thoughts and Reflections

The Measure of a Man

A great man died just a little while ago. His name was Sir Terry Pratchett. I would consider Pratchett to … Continue reading The Measure of a Man

Skookum Sail Repair
Slow News

Skookum Sail Repair

A photo essay on Skookum Sail Repair, a local, one-woman sail loft in Bellingham WA. Continue reading Skookum Sail Repair

3.14.15 The Ultimate Day of Pi
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3.14.15 The Ultimate Day of Pi

A photographic celebration of the Ultimate Day of Pi on March 14, 2015 Continue reading 3.14.15 The Ultimate Day of Pi

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Becuase We Could

It started with a “Could we…” then turned into a “Sure, why not?” and ended as a “Wow, so glad … Continue reading Becuase We Could

Slow News

A World in Motion

  There is so much going on in the world around us, the more you look for it the more … Continue reading A World in Motion

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Someday doesn’t have to mean Today

We all have dreams, and some days we want to stop dreaming and start doing. Especially when it feels like you could almost reach out and touch your dream, just like those products on the shelf of an all natural food store. Continue reading Someday doesn’t have to mean Today

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