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The clouds came in as I plowed a path in deep snow over to the little tarn above Blue Lake in the North Cascades. The color version wasn't very exciting, but I was happily surprised when I finished the B&W conversion.

My wife is a cooperative model and paddled slowly through this reflection on Lake Crescent in Olympic NP.

My wife and I did our nearly annual hike up to Mt. McCausland/Lake Valhalla yesterday. Some color along Hwy 2 on the way up, although it's never outstanding on the west slope. The blueberry plants near Stevens Pass up above 4,000 ft, are very red though and the berries are delicious! Mid...

A foggy morning at Ruby Beach in Olympic NP. Lagoon Sea Stacks Lagoon II Fog Rays Brontosaurus Driftwood Roots

This was a frame from a time-lapse sequence I shot with my RX100.

Two views looking down the length of little Raven Lake toward Mt. Pugh and Sloan. 5ish a.m., still pretty dark other than some moonlight. Dawn.

Every time I drive through Salt Point State Park I come around the bend and see this group of trees and think "man, that could be a cool shot". So this time I stopped. There's really no safe place to stand, so I shot these hand held with my S1R and a 70-200 lens. The first image is the one I...

Mt. Rainier NP

Our focus this Friday is on trees that are dead in a Landscape. Please add your Dead Tree Landscapes to this thread. I will start with one from the Bristlecone Pines in California. Jim

Part of my trail running route runs right through here, so I always have my eye as I like the way the path meanders through the trees. I have been wanting to shoot it in IR now for a few weeks, but I usually get there too late and it's getting dark. The one issue I have with using the 720nm...

A couple pictures of some flowering trees in the village taken the other evening with the mountains as a backdrop. I'm glad I've had time to immortalize some of the things in bloom while they last, the season is moving quickly here. C&C welcome. April In The Alps by Amy Earl posted Apr 26, 2020...

It's good to be different than others. Canon EOS T3i, EF-55-250mm, 655nm mod, 55mm, 1/80 sec at f/5.0, ISO 100

There was a spring snowstorm last year on May 5th. It was real windy. I ran out to the field where the apple trees were all in bloom and captured some shots of them getting covered by the driving snow. The spring flowers thread reminded me about these shots that I never cropped quite the way I...

The west face of Mt. Baker in late afternoon winter light.

After a mellow New Years eve old folks party at our house, Debbie and I got an after lunch start on our drive up The Mountain Loop Hwy. on the 1st. We dressed warm and brought our umbrellas for a casual walk up the gated Monte Cristo rd., which we had to ourselves. Wish it would have been...

Not much color in the shady Mt. Loop valley so I went B&W with these. South Fork Stillaguamish River Big Four trail

Hwy-20-12.19-18 by Jim Dockery posted Dec 11, 2019 at 3:52 PM Taken from Hwy 20, North Cascades (click through for extra large gallery image)