Fishermen bank fish for salmon and steelhead on the beach at the Marina Park at the Port of Kalama in Kalama, Washington. People engage in boating, picnicking, swimming, walking, playing tennis and horseshoes, and sunning themselves in the area. Kalama Export at the top of this painting is where ships dock to load grain to go to the orient.
Monday, June 30, 2008
Port of Kalama fishing on Columbia River
Fishermen bank fish for salmon and steelhead on the beach at the Marina Park at the Port of Kalama in Kalama, Washington. People engage in boating, picnicking, swimming, walking, playing tennis and horseshoes, and sunning themselves in the area. Kalama Export at the top of this painting is where ships dock to load grain to go to the orient.
Kalama High School
Kalama High School sits on a hill in our small town. It has interesting architecture. There is no eye level view, so the external character goes largely unnoticed. Students get a great view looking out from their classroom windows. They see the marina at the Port of Kalama, the lower Columbia River and the hills of northwest Oregon.
Labels:
Chinooks,
Kalama High School,
Plein Air,
Watercolor
Sunday, June 29, 2008
CharLee Bethje's Dance Performance
CharLee and Rem at home in Kennewick
Water lilies at Lake Sacajawea by Allan Wise
Wednesday, June 4, 2008
Yellow Irises at Lake Sacajawea ~ Longview, WA
Port of Kalama ~ Columbia River ~ Oregon Hills
Marie and I painted the Columbia River and the Oregon Hills from the Port of Kalama. The composition for this painting is very plain, but I never tire of viewing the Lower Columbia. Her painting is here.
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