Sunshine in Anacortes!

Anacortes, WALocal News

In his engaging article, photographer Steve Berentson shares his profound connection to Anacortes, a place he proudly calls home after returning in 1980. As a fourth-generation native of Skagit County, he emphasizes the breathtaking natural assets of Fidalgo Island, including its pristine lakes and rugged beaches. Berentson also highlights the vibrant community, celebrating the diverse stories of both local residents and immigrants who contribute to its rich culture. He offers readers a glimpse into his photography work, with prints available for purchase, further connecting them to the beauty of the region. His passion for the area shines through in personal anecdotes and his celebration of the local environment.

The article serves as an invitation for others to experience Anacortes, reinforcing its significance as a beloved community. Berentson’s narrative not only showcases his artistry but also deepens the reader's appreciation for this unique locale. Ultimately, he encourages exploration and connection to the land, making it a compelling read for locals and visitors alike.

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