Olympia Marina
images from Olympia, WA, February 2010
I drove up from Portland, where I was staying for a week, to visit my aunt in Olympia, WA. After a lunch in a restaurant overlooking the marina, we wandered around by the waterside. The sky was clearing after the morning rain, with dramatic clouds and dark lighting. The sailboats are a widely varied lot, with small private crafts and larger touring boats. The domed building in the background is the state capitol building.
I particularly the photo here of the sailboat masts and skies reflecting in the waters of the sound. I am always drawn to reflections: in water, in windows, in mirrors, in ice.
I drove up from Portland, where I was staying for a week, to visit my aunt in Olympia, WA. After a lunch in a restaurant overlooking the marina, we wandered around by the waterside. The sky was clearing after the morning rain, with dramatic clouds and dark lighting. The sailboats are a widely varied lot, with small private crafts and larger touring boats. The domed building in the background is the state capitol building.
I particularly the photo here of the sailboat masts and skies reflecting in the waters of the sound. I am always drawn to reflections: in water, in windows, in mirrors, in ice.
Labels: ocean, photography, travel
posted by Art Durkee at 7:32 PM
2 Comments:
It's not surprising you're drawn to reflections, Art. I's say you are a very reflective person.
Hmn. Thanks. I'll have to reflect on that. :)
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