Photos of Orcas residents on display at Enzo’s

Orcas photographer Ron Glassett's photos have been on display behind the counter at Enzo's since they opened shop. Now his photos are expanding out from behind the register and onto the walls throughout the cafe.

March 12, 2016 5:00 am
Mandi Johnson photoGlassett with photos he has on display on the wall of Enzo’s.
Mandi Johnson photoGlassett with photos he has on display on the wall of Enzo’s.

Orcas photographer Ron Glassett’s photos have been on display behind the counter at Enzo’s since they opened shop. Now his photos are expanding out from behind the register and onto the walls throughout the cafe.

Glassett has been taking pictures of people for over 60 years, and some of his photos in Enzo’s are from as long as 30 years ago. The display, which officially opened on March 1, is entitled “Faces of Orcas.”

“Find yourself at Enzo’s,” exclaimed Enzo’s owner, Heinz Brand.

The display will alternate photos taken during Glassett’s career, being changed frequently, with new portraits added regularly. The show will run through the summer.