Bellingham Crabbing

Friend and crabber extroardinaire Phil Cibicki recently took me on a mini excursion for the small tasty eight sea-going clawed friends we know as red rock crabs.  A nice frigid afternoon shaped up nicely into a deathly chilling evening, as we dropped our single pot, and went to Woods Coffee to catch a killer sunset and a cup of something warm.  While we didn't get any keepers, it was far from a wasted adventure!

Not a bad afternoon,

-Rhys

dungeness

Lately..

It's a complete blessing to be so busy.  But being caught up is another feeling entirely.  Approaching a single second where I feel like I have some of my own time to do personal work has been great lately.  I feel I haven't even scratched the surface of everything I'd like to be doing, but a good reality check and realization that practice makes perfect is good for everyone.

Anyways these are a few things I've seen as of late.

Thanks for seeing them too.

-Rhys

That time of year again

I find myself often wondering how I am continually amazed by the beauty of our state.  Washington truly must be the greatest place to live.

nuff said.

Almost zero editing on these shots, no tweaks or shifts in color, sharpened up and thats about it.

-Rhys

GALLERIA

Who Needs People?

One of my favorite things about our great state is the beauty of the in between.  Commuting in Washington has to be one of my favorite pastimes now, which is a good thing since I find myself behind the wheel of my little truck, Fran, quite often.  I learned how to drive in that truck, seven years ago.  In a little over 7 years I've driven 140,000 miles.  Maybe I should switch to biodiesel.  

Anyways these are some of things I've seen along the way as of late. 

Check them out HERE too