Wisconsin Winter Afternoon
It’s winter, it’s Wisconsin, it’s 10 degrees. What do you do? Of course, you wander around the woods trying to catch a few good photos 🙂 My niece Olivia, the photographer, whenever
Cowiche Uplands
Springtime has arrived in the Yakima Valley. Before the heat arrives & the rattlesnakes stake their territory, a hike in the Cowiche Canyon Conservatory was in order. My niece Abby
Kamiak Butte
Out in the vastness of eastern Washington arises the Palouse. Patchworks of wheat fields flow with the amazing hues of autumn. I had the pleasure of hiking Kamiak Butte several
Winter in Cowiche Canyon
At first glance, winter in Cowiche Canyon appears to be such a black & white affair. But as your eyes acclimate to the colors you begin to see all the
Awa’awapulii Trail
High above the Napali coast of Kauai is a wonderful hike called Awa’awapulii trail (quite the mouthful). As you leave the main road, you meander through eucalyptus groves, wild ginger
Wai Koa Loop Trail
On the north side of Kauai there is a lovely trail called the Wai Koa loop trail that meanders through mahogany forests, guava orchards, banana fields and lets you view
Sap
As I do more work with macro photography, it becomes more evident how interesting the world is close up. Isn’t that the way with our lives also. We quickly speed
Waterfall Loop
Like many people who stop at Multnomah Falls in the Columbia gorge of Oregon, I thought that the falls was the main event. Little did I know that there was
The other side of Hood
I’m so used to seeing Mount Hood having a pointed summit that when I was on the south side of the mountain last week, seeing the more softened summit was
Cloud Forest
Hiking in the Pacific Northwest is usually a photographer’s dream with varied landscapes & color schemes. This photo was taken this past week near Multnomah falls in the Columbia river