First Snowfall Of The Season

After the snow stops falling and everything is covered in a fresh coat of white, it's time to cozy up with a roaring fire and enjoy a cup of hot cocoa. Good times in snow country! (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Winter At Indian Ford Meadow

Central Oregon's Three Sisters fill the sky above Indian Ford Meadow Preserve at sunset. Winter colors in the meadow are more subdued than in the summer, but the snow on the mountains always catches my eye. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Full Moons And Mountains

It was exciting to watch the March Full Moon slide through the Central Oregon sky and set behind Oregon’s Mount Washington. I made this image just as the moon started to disappear behind the mountain. This spring moon is also known as the Worm Moon. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Tulips and Rainbows

The tulips are always beautiful at Washington's Skagit Valley Tulip Festival, but when rainbows appear above the tulip fields at sunset, it can be an incredible sight! (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Roaring Koosah Falls

As the snow melts in the Oregon Cascades, the rivers become full and waterfalls are loud and exciting to watch. Koosah Falls in the Willamette National Forest is one of my favorites all year long, but it can be incredible to see in late spring. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

View From The Trail

Three Creeks Lake as viewed from the Tam McArthur Rim Trail. This mountain lake is a perfect place to get away from the summer heat in town...it's so much cooler at mountain elevations! (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Summer Reflections at Sparks

Special moments at Central Oregon’s Sparks Lake…watching the sunrise create a tangerine sky and spread its light on Broken Top, seeing the warmth of the sun form a layer of fog over the lake, and enjoying beautiful reflections in the calm of the early morning. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

The Magic Season In The North Cascades

A bit of fog, a bit of color, and lots of beauty…Washington’s North Cascades is magic in Autumn. This hike on the Bagley Lakes trail was below the thickest fog, chilly and beautiful with fall blooms adding pops of color to the views from the trail. Table Mountain in the distance was often obscured in fog, but at this moment the peak was partially exposed. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Fall Splendor In The North Cascades

Snow-covered Mount Baker rises above the splendor of fall in Washington’s North Cascades. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Bursting With Yellow

Autumn at Mirror Pond in Bend, Oregon...bursting with yellow on this late October visit. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Fields of Gold

The setting sun cast golden rays over the field of one of the many farms in Washington's Skagit Valley. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Majesty of Winter

The banks of Central Oregon's Metolius River sparkle with a blanket of fresh snow after a recent snowstorm. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)

Beauty Above the Creek

Three Fingered Jack rises above Canyon Creek in Central Oregon's Mount Jefferson Wilderness Area. (The watermark is for copyright protection and will not be on the printed photograph.)