RHH's photos
Lake Crescent
Lake Crescent is in Olympic National Park. The lake is twelve miles (20 km) long, 596 feet (182 m) deep and is west of Port Angeles on the northern end of the Olympic Peninsula. It is a great place for hiking and a favorite spot of ours for orchid hunting.
Sunset, Port Angeles Harbor
The photo is from an orchid hunting trip to the Olympic Peninsula with friends from Canada. The place is the city of Port Angeles and its harbor on the north end of the Peninsula.
Sunset, Port Angeles
This was taken on an orchid hunting trip to the Olympic Peninsula with friends from Canada. The place is Port Angeles harbor on the north end of the Peninsula.
Primula vulgaris
Photographed in a front garden in Lynden, Washington, while on a walk with my wife and my camera.
Primula obconica
Photographed in the Geiser Conservatory at Manito City Park, Spokane.
Bearded Iris
The photo is from the Joel E. Ferris perennial gardens at Manito City Park, Spokane, Washington, a place we visit often.
Bearded Iris
Photographed in the perennial gardens at Manito City Park, Spokane.
Dimick Lighthouse, Port Townsend
High on the bluff above the ferry terminal in Port Townsend is the Dimick Lighthouse. Port Townsend where it can be found is on the northernmost tip of the Olympic Peninsula and across the strait of Juan de Fuca from Whidbey Island.
Cape Flattery Lighthouse
The Cape Flattery Lighthouse is on Tatoosh Island at the entrance to Neah Bay. It has been deactivated for many years and is on the register of National Historic Sites.
