~Cutting Through~

Avalanche Creek is a little gem in Glacier National Park.

~Garden of Green~

~Verdant~

One of the many obscure little waterfalls in the Gifford national forest.

~Spill Way~

One of the many Waterfalls on the Lewis River in Southwest Washington. The Lewis River is a Treasure trove of beauty and certainly Nirvana for the photographer who loves capturing Waterfalls. This one minute exposure gives the image a dreamy silky look. Over the course of a one minute exposure the camera records movement that we cannot see with our own eyes. It is the expression of time, taken in a single image.

~Dancing Lupines~

Dancing Lupines make a grand entrance on the bank of a glacier-fed stream near Mount Adams. They seem to be peeking into the stream to see something special that only they can see. They appear each July for two weeks or a bit more, than vanish until the following Summer.

~Holy Water~

A little waterfall near St. Maries Idaho

~Weeping Walls~

Eagle Creek deep in the Columbia River Gorge.

~Down The Chute~

Elowha Falls rushing in April

~ Autumn Silk~

This area is a photographer's dream for waterfalls. All three area's. The upper Falls, middle Falls, and the lower Falls are a cornucopia of opportunities. This was taken in the early morning as the mist was slowly disappearing. A magical place!

~Shadow Dancer~

Early morning dappled sunlight illuminates the multicolored river rocks at Shadow Falls, in North Idaho.

~Desert Sonata~

Just as we pulled into Palouse Falls to set up camp, My wife noticed the rainbow and excitedly told me to grab my camera. I sprinted to a perfect vantage point knowing that the Rainbow wouldn't last for long. I shot three or four frames before the Rainbow slowly dissapeared. I think I shot three or four frames before the rainbow slowly disappeared.

~You and Me~

Upper Lewis River in late October is a photographer's dream.

~Solitude~

A waterfall deep in the Columbia River Gorge.

~Sparkling Water~

Sol Duc Falls in the Olympic National Park. "The name, Solduc is an Indian term meaning "sparkling water."

~The Last Ice Age~

Mammoth floods during the end of the last ice age more than 10,000 years ago created this unique landscape This is the Snake River about a quarter mile before it becomes Palouse Falls. I had taken many images of Palouse Falls, but wanted something different. My wife and I climbed down the steep trail to this view. Three years ago while going down the same trail I took a nasty fall and twisted my knee. After three weeks of limping around, I told myself that I would never attempt the same route. My wife talked me into trying it one more time. We were very careful taking our time, and had the view to ourselves.

~Somewhere Under the Rainbow~

Big Creek plunges 130 feet into the canyon below and begins its tumultuous descent to the Lewis River, in Southwest Washington. My friend noticed the Rainbow as we walked past a vantage point. I shot a few frames, and decided to use my longest zoon to capture three elements. The mossy rocks, the base of the falls, as well as the Rainbow.

~A Little Beauty~

Beauty Creek is near the town of Coeur D Alene Idaho. I sat in my neoprene waders with my tripod down as low as it would go.

~Spirit Roar~

I wanted a little different perspective. I've never seen blue water like Spirit Falls. I was told that in the late afternoon the water takes on a blue hue. It was a scramble down to the falls & I witnessed two kayakers go down the left side, but I wasn't set up to capture them. Darn!

~Right Turn Only~

I shot this a few days ago in Oregon. It was just one of those weekend camping trips with my son. We picked out a random campground to stay at. It was really a great time to spend some quality time with him & appreciate simple things

~Mystic Morning~

Mid morning at the Sol Duc river. I grew up about an hour from here and visit whenever the opportunity arises.

~Portrait of a Stream~

This is a tiny section of Ruckel Creek just downstream from a waterfall deep in the Columbia River Gorge. Sometimes hunting for the small intimate scenes are just as fun to photograph as the larger landscapes.

~Garden of Eden~

This small creek is located in the Olympic National Park near Solduc Falls Solduc Falls is always the main attraction, however I enjoy visiting this little creek each year.

~Kaleidoscope~

A long exposure of Maple Leaves in a small creek in Glacier National Forest last October. I probably spent an hour trying different settings as each leaf formation was different from one shot to the next. It was really fun.

~Green Dream~

Green Dream- This little waterfall's name I was told is "Goofy," which seems like a strange name for a waterfall. I spent the day with a couple buddy's Scott Allan & Joel Riner exploring the area about an hour from Wallace Idaho. We had some pretty sweet light going on & had lunch afterwards on the North Fork of the St. Joe River. A super fun day!