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Paradise Meadows Mount Rainier #3485 Purchase This post is part one of a two-part article about planning and photographing in Mount Rainier National Park Paradise Meadows. Jump to part two here. One of the most popular locations for photographing wildflowers in the Pacific Northwest is Paradise Meadows Mount Rainier National Park. Few mountain locations have …
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Paradise Meadows Mount Rainier #73268 Purchase Update: New Additions images have been moved to the following pages: Mount Rainier National Park, Olympic National Park, and Washington The summer of 2021 has been challenging, to say the least. Record-breaking heat waves, devastating wildfires, widespread smoke, crowded parks, and the persistent COVID thing. There was so much …
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Rocky Mountains Photography Tour Backpacking Wind River Range #66803 Update 8/162021: Due to wildfires and heavy smoke and haze, this trip has been delayed. This summer’s Rocky Mountains Photography Tour will start on July 9. I was once again hoping to head north to Alaska and the Yukon Territory. But since it looks like the …
Boulder Pass Glacier National Park Part 2 Boulder Pass Glacier National Park #69880 Purchase Read: Boulder Pass Glacier National Park Part 1 here Glacier National Park is truly one of the great gems in the national park system. It has many attributes which set it apart from other parks. In addition to being a national park, …
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Boulder Pass Glacier National Park Lake McDonald Glacier National Park #69738 Purchase Glacier National Park is one of the most popular national parks in the country. It averages around 3,000,000 visitors a year. That’s a lot of people, and you would be correct in thinking the park has an overwhelming amount of visitors. However, like …
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North Cascades Photography Workshop Mount Shuksan and Baker Lake #53550 Join me for a two-day workshop on creative visualization in the North Cascades. Hosted by the North Cascades Institute, the Pacific Northwest’s premier organization for environmental learning. This will be a hybrid workshop, with the first part being a full day in the field. The second …
Central Wind River Range Backpacking Pronghorn and Dragon Head Peaks Central Wind River Range #69141 Purchase The Wind River Range of Wyoming is a spectacular section of the Rocky Mountains. It contains 40 peaks over 13,000 feet, the largest glacier in the American Rockies, and over 1300 named lakes. All are spread over three wilderness …
White Clouds Wilderness Idaho Big Boulder Lakes White Clouds Wilderness #68936 Purchase In central Idaho there lies a wilderness area that is seemingly hidden in plain sight. Established by Congress in 2015 the Cecil D. Andrus-White Clouds Wilderness is one of the youngest in the nation. The reason I say that it is hiding in …
Photo Highlights 2020 The infamous 2020, it’ll go down in history as the year everyone, including me, wanted to bludgeon to death, and bury in the molten core of the earth where it would be incinerated into oblivion. Yes, it sucked beyond belief, all the way to its ugly end. Let’s all get down on …
Essential Winter Photography Tips Heather Meadows North Cascades #64748 Purchase Note: This post is a bit longer than some of my others since there are a lot of winter photography tips to share on the topic. A successful winter photography trip is all about planning and timing, especially if you’re photographing landscapes. As I outlined in my …