From Second Burroughs we see a trail winding down through a tundra meadow, up and over another peak. What’s this? We can get even higher and closer to Mt. Rainier?
We head down the mystery trail with these words in mind: “Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far they can go.” — T.S. Elliot Continue reading Mount Rainier National Park: Epic Hike to Third Burroughs
Atop 3rd Burroughs Peak
Mount Rainier National Park
September 2018 Continue reading 35mm Film Photography – One Hit Wonders: Mount Rainier
“You cannot stay on the summit forever; you have to come down again. So why bother in the first place? Just this: What is above knows what is below, but what is below does not know what is above. One climbs, one sees. One descends, one sees no longer, but one has seen.” – René Daumal Continue reading Mount Rainier National Park: Sunrise Visitor Center & Breakfast with a View
Mike and Wanda’s Fireworks
West Texas
May 2017 Continue reading 35mm Film Photography – One Hit Wonders: Aliens. Fireworks. One big TV
Are you really there Mount Rainier?
Always hiding, hiding behind the weather you make.
Will you show yourself today? Continue reading Mount Rainier National Park: White River Campground & Glacier Basin / Emmons Moraine Trail
Rain breaks for the morning. Sailboats race in Lake Union; they look tiny next to Seattle’s sprawling skyline. The size of the city still surprises me, and on our long walk today we will cover a mere fraction of it. Continue reading Seven Miles in Downtown Seattle
The “other” Las Vegas. A quiet and unpretentious little sister to Santa Fe, this colorful mountain town is one of my favorite places for shooting film photos, and also happens to be a popular filming location for movies and TV shows. Continue reading With Film Camera in hand, I Explore Quirky Las Vegas (New Mexico)
A trip to Northern Washington would not be complete without visiting the San Juan Islands. The ferry ride from Anacortes to Friday Harbor makes for a reasonably priced day trip, and in this case the journey may be even better than the destination. Continue reading San Juan Islands, Washington: Catching the Ferry to Friday Harbor
San Diego is such a sunny, colorful city that black & white film may seem like an odd choice…almost noirish. But I kind of like it for that very reason. Continue reading 35mm Film Photography: San Diego in Black & White
Westward We Wander 
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