Denny Creek

Should you take your boots off and get your feet wet for the right composition? Remember...it only hurts til your feet go numb.

Denny Creek, Alpine Lakes Wilderness, Washington

Into The Mist

Mount Rainier National Park, Washington

Steel, Glass and Sky

Bellevue, Washington

Mount Adams

A little late evening light on Mount Adams at Takhlakh Lake, Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington

Green and Gray

A couple of weeks ago I squished through the green into this soggy, boggy, and buggy meadow on the shores of Baker Lake. I'm pretty sure it's a little drier now after all the sunshine.

Baker Lake, Washington

January Sunset

We spent the weekend at home due to some...how should I put it....indiscretions by my son. Who put a teenager in my six year old's body? It was a good old-fashioned grounding but I quickly realized I was punishing myself as well. The weather was spectacular in the Pacific NW and I was stuck staring at it through a window. I tried to make the best of it and worked up some old files I'd never gotten around to processing.

A January sunset at Anacortes, Washington

Reflections

On Monday, I did something I rarely do. After dropping off my son at day camp, I wandered the streets of downtown Seattle with my camera. While I'm not giving up landscape photography to pursue a new life as an urban artist, it was fun doing something different for a change of pace. I was circling around the Space Needle snapping the usual compositions when I saw its reflection on the walls of the EMP Museum.

Seattle, Washington