Eagle Scouts

Eagle is the highest rank a Boy Scout can earn. It requires dedication, time, and demonstrated leadership skills. From Tenderfoot through Second Class, First Class, Star, Life, and Eagle Scout ranks a Scout learns skills that will serve him the rest of his life. Only about 5% of Scouts make it to Eagle.

We have a standing offer to photograph each new local Eagle Scout, displaying one print in the Whatcom District office of the Mt. Baker Council and giving another to the young man and his family.

Are you a Scout who recently completed your Eagle Scout requirements? Schedule your portrait session online. You may also call our office at 360-671-6851 to schedule your Eagle portrait.

Photographer Mark Turner earned his Eagle in 1968. He was an active Scout leader with Troop 4003 in Bellingham while his sons were Scouts.

The photo at right is Mark as he prepared to head to the 1969 Boy Scout National Jamboree at Farragut State Park in northern Idaho, which was his first trip to the Pacific Northwest.

Eagle Scout Gallery

Recently completed your Eagle Scout requirements? Schedule your portrait session online. You may also call our office at 360-671-6851 to schedule your Eagle portrait.