Category Archives: Structures I Love

Perched on a half-acre at 1103 15th St.,  on the water-facing, highly desirable neighborhood of South Hill and overlooking Fairhavenand out into Edgemoor, the Alaskan Ferry Terminal, Bellingham Bay, and the distant San Juans, lies one of the most iconic and … Continue reading →

Bellingham is full of structures I love, and the atrium on front of the Whatcom County Courthouse  is one of them! I know most people walking into the courthouse probably have more important things on their mind than the architecture … Continue reading →

Bellingham has an endless number of structures I love, and by now you know I love photographing them! I’ve admired the Overpass at Boulevard Park since the first time I ascended its 72 steps, back in June of ’02. Today I … Continue reading →

Bellingham is full of structures I love, new and old alike. Lately, when someone mentions the Whatcom Museum, the new Lightcatcher Building is what comes to mind. It’s getting a ton of press, as it should. But more than a … Continue reading →

Bellingham is full of [gingerbread] structures I love. The Port of Bellingham Holiday Festival was held over this past weekend, and included an interesting sector of real estate — the edible kind: Gingerbread Houses of all styles and floorplans. Dozens … Continue reading →

Bellingham is full of structures I love, and another one has just come into existence! Bellingham’s York Neighborhood celebrates the Grand Opening today of brand new Franklin Park! The 1.3 acre park located on the corner of Grant and Whatcom … Continue reading →

On the corner of Railroad Ave and E Maple St in downtown Bellingham sits a contemporary and elegant structure I love: The Depot Market Square. The glass and steel pavilion was completed and dedicated in the summer of 2006, and is most … Continue reading →

Since I began the “Structures I Love” section of this blog, I’ve begun looking differently at the entire man-made landscape around Whatcom County. I constantly frame images and “click the picture” with my mind’s camera, envisioning how it would look … Continue reading →

Bellingham is full of structures I love, and I enjoy capturing, celebrating and sharing them through photography. This past week in mid-October, as one of the first real fall storms rolled through Bellingham, I found a few minutes to enjoy … Continue reading →