http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/10/ Welcome to Our Historic Fishing Village Sat, 02 Jul 2011 00:32:17 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/10/comment-page-1/#comment-3378 San Francisco Street Photography – More From a Foray Through Chinatown and Vicinity « Fish Eating Grin Mon, 27 Jul 2009 14:04:33 +0000 http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/?p=10#comment-3378 [...] going to take a photo that’s a real gem. More practice is all I need.  I’m on my way to Ilwaco, Washington to go commercial albacore fishing, so this will  be the last post for awhile, but [...] [...] going to take a photo that’s a real gem. More practice is all I need.  I’m on my way to Ilwaco, Washington to go commercial albacore fishing, so this will  be the last post for awhile, but [...]

]]> http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/10/comment-page-1/#comment-198 Angela Baumgartner Sun, 27 Apr 2008 01:40:43 +0000 http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/?p=10#comment-198 These are terrific photos. As a new landscape/commercial photographer- I'm always interested to see what others appreciate as far as the natural beauty that surrounds us. Glad to have found this site and these pictures that do testify to the incredible gift we have living in such a place of beauty. And if anyone ever wants to have a passenger for a flight over this area for a photo opportunity- just post it on my message board at the Astoria Visual Arts site at www.astoriaarts.com/abaumgartner. Thanks!! These are terrific photos. As a new landscape/commercial photographer- I’m always interested to see what others appreciate as far as the natural beauty that surrounds us. Glad to have found this site and these pictures that do testify to the incredible gift we have living in such a place of beauty.
And if anyone ever wants to have a passenger for a flight over this area for a photo opportunity- just post it on my message board at the Astoria Visual Arts site at http://www.astoriaarts.com/abaumgartner. Thanks!!

]]> http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/10/comment-page-1/#comment-75 betsy millard Tue, 01 Apr 2008 16:12:29 +0000 http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/?p=10#comment-75 I was just looking again at these marvelous photographs and was reminded of all of the incredible natural beauty that we are so fortunate to live within. This past weekend I came down to the Port for dinner at Pelicano. The days are getting longer and while it was cold and snowy all day there were hints of Spring all along the Port - daffodils and pansies and amorous ducks! Mostly there was this incredible purple/pink glow as the sun set and reflected on the harbor. What a magical place to sit and enjoy the changing of the season! I was just looking again at these marvelous photographs and was reminded of all of the incredible natural beauty that we are so fortunate to live within. This past weekend I came down to the Port for dinner at Pelicano. The days are getting longer and while it was cold and snowy all day there were hints of Spring all along the Port – daffodils and pansies and amorous ducks! Mostly there was this incredible purple/pink glow as the sun set and reflected on the harbor. What a magical place to sit and enjoy the changing of the season!

]]> http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/10/comment-page-1/#comment-2 Lorna’s Dunes » Blog Archive » Can you teach an old dog new tricks? Tue, 26 Feb 2008 17:34:35 +0000 http://ilwacowashington.com/blog/?p=10#comment-2 [...] As the coastal winds start to die down (after this winter less than 60mph seems like a breeze) and the early spring flowers start to bloom and others are just poking their heads out of the dirt, I am reminded what a beautiful area it is here. Of all the gorgeous pictures taken up and down this Peninsula, I saw three the other day that took my breath away. They were taken by a local man and are posted on the City of Ilwaco website. Go to www.ilwacowashington.com, click on “What’s New” and then under Recent Postings click on Ilwaco Fly-By! [...] [...] As the coastal winds start to die down (after this winter less than 60mph seems like a breeze) and the early spring flowers start to bloom and others are just poking their heads out of the dirt, I am reminded what a beautiful area it is here. Of all the gorgeous pictures taken up and down this Peninsula, I saw three the other day that took my breath away. They were taken by a local man and are posted on the City of Ilwaco website. Go to http://www.ilwacowashington.com, click on “What’s New” and then under Recent Postings click on Ilwaco Fly-By! [...]

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