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Andy Bergh wraps up his series "Island Images" with this stunning collection of sunrises and sunsets.
Andy Bergh takes us off island this month!
An island approximately 10 miles long and five miles wide with 53 miles of shoreline, two excellent harbors, and an enviable mid-Puget Sound location just a 35-minute ferry crossing from Seattle. If that doesn’t sound like a nirvana for boaters, marinas, and private docks, I don’t know what does...
In today’s article we look at Bainbridge Island in black and white.
Margaret Millmore caught up with Steve Stolee, who along with James Botsford, is a winner of the 2022 Eric Hoffer Book Award for their work, "Imageries"
This coming December, 2022, Imminent Proximity will be exhibited at Collective Visions Underground Gallery.
Like last month, this article highlights clouds – but with a twist.
As a card-carrying cloudaholic, I am pleased to say that the theme of this article is clouds.
After moving to the island in 1988, I commuted to Seattle for work for approximately 27 years. If you do the math, that’s over 7,000 ferry rides right there, and that number doesn’t take into account all of the round-trip crossings on weekends for work, play, or other reasons.
Currents is delighted to introduce “Island Images,” a new monthly column by photographer Andrew (“Andy”) Bergh, a long-time Bainbridge Islander.
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