Travel - San Juan Islands - # - Black, White And Color Photography

The San Juan Islands are tucked up in the very Northwest corner of Washington State. The photos in this selection are taken from San Juan Island, Waldron Island, Johns Island -- plus some of the passenger ferries that are the primary inter-island transportation system.

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Bright yellow lines, indicating a no-passing area, disappears into the distance around a curve while separating the driving lanes on a country road on San Juan Island.

As the dawn sun comes up over the horizon, the lighthouse at Cattle Point on San Juan Island lights up as the sky behind glows with pink and magenta colors.

The lighthouse at Cattle Point on San Juan Island stands on a small hill and, at sunrise, the white walls start to glow. In the background, Mt. Baker is just visible along the horizon.

The first light of dawn greets the Cattle Point lighthouse with a glowing rainbow of color spreading across the morning sky.The signal light itself is still glowing.

A cluster of mailboxes on a rural postal route. The Homestead sign carved into driftwood provides a touch of country.

Afterglow Mausoleum, near Roche Harbor on San Juan Island, is a memorial constructed according to Freemason guidelines. Set in a clearing in a forest, the pink marble stands in sharp contrast to the trees.

An old truck, abandoned on a side road for years, has been sitting quietly and rusting.

The main house at Pile Point at dusk with the last flash of light from the sun reflecting off the windows.

The Cattle Point lighthouse on San Juan Island lies at the end of a winding dirt path that leads up the hill.

Bright yellow lines, indicating a no-passing area, disappears into the distance around a curve while separating the driving lanes on a country road on San Juan Island.