PHOTO ESSAY BY MARSHA MORGAN
Whidbey Life Magazine Staff Photographer
January 27, 2016
Winter on Whidbey can obviously be rainy and drizzly and, at other times in this season, it can present us with beautiful landscapes and photographic subjects. Marsha Morgan captured a few of these scenes to share with you.
The sunset, heading home to the island on the Mukilteo Ferry
Heron at rest in the Langley marina
Bare-limbed wintry trees near Greenbank
Mt. Ranier barely peeks through the sunset at Double Bluff.
Sand patterns on the beach at Double Bluff
Resting grape vines, Whidbey Winery
Great blue herons take flight
A solitary blackbird emerges from the fog
Our typical winter landscape, wetland behind Greenbank Farm
Almost bare apple tree at the Whidbey Winery on Langley Road
Great blue heron, poised and readying for flight, Langley marina
Frost covers the trees and fields near Freeland.
Marsha Morgan has been taking photographs for Whidbey Life Magazine for the past two years.
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nicely done, Marsha!
Exceptionally beautiful photos!
Marsha,
Thanks for helping us reflect on some of the beautiful aspects of this often ‘dreary’ season.
Nick
Beautiful local work, Marsha – Whidbey well represented! Especially love the perspective and composition of ‘Almost bare apple tree at the Whidbey Winery on Langley Road’…have been by there many times on my bicycle and dreamed of an image like that! Keep calm and shutter on!