I recently completed my first photo outing of the new year, spending a couple days leading local tours here in the Pacific Northwest. One of our days was nearly rained out, though my hearty clients and I still ventured out and explored several different areas. So there aren’t a ton of photos from this first session.
However, it gave me an excuse to process some other images taken recently. I captured a couple shots of the January lunar eclipse from my deck here in Seattle (clear skies for a celestial event… a rare occurrence!), and I also finally wrapped up processing a few photos from a private local tour I led back in October.
I’ve added the October shots to the PNW 2018 gallery. Here are a few preview images from that outing:
View the full Pacific Northwest Parks & Reserves 2018 gallery.
For 2019, I’ve started a new PNW 2019 gallery. Here’s a preview of some of the recent photos.

On January 20th, we experienced a “super blood wolf moon” eclipse. For once, we had clear skies in Seattle and I was able to photograph it from my deck.

My first view of a leucistic Bald eagle. Note the lighter-than-normal body plumage in this adult bird.

I haven’t had many encounters with this, the most widespread owl species in the world. This one finally came out into the open as darkness descended.
View the full Pacific Northwest Parks & Reserves 2019 gallery. And remember that I will be updating this gallery throughout the year following other local adventures!
If you’d like to join me on a local wildlife photography tour, you can check out some of the options in the Workshops & Tours section or contact me about a customized outing.