22 - Railroad to...

f/5.0, 1/80, ISO200, 62mm

Went on a little adventure out toward Eatonville the other day with the family. We hiked along this old rail line across a deep canyon and into the woods. Pretty fun place. Heather really didn't like crossing the bridge.

21 - Redondo Sunset

f/11.0, 1/160, ISO200, 55mm

Took a walk on Redondo Beach the other night and there was a pretty good sunset. Wish I had a tripod.

20 - ?Spark Plug Mountain?

f/9.0, 1/250, ISO400, 55mm

This is a picture of a mountain range on the way home from Leavenworth. I'm not real sure what the name of the mountain is but when I looked at a map I think it was Spark Plug Mountain.

19 - The Letter "B"

f/5.0, 1/125, ISO400, 135mm

Went to the City of Leavenworth up in the North Cascades for an interview. Funny thing is that in a Bavarian themed town I really didn't find much that I wanted to shoot. So, here you have the letter "B".

18 - Oak and Orion

f/3.5, 30", ISO160, 18mm

Took this picture the other night when there was a full moon. Yes that is a 30 second exposure. Anyway if you look in the upper right corner you can see Orion (the constellation).

17 - Freedom Barn

f/5, 1/400, ISO800, 120mm

Sorry I haven't posted in a while. I'll try to be better. Oh and I forgot to change my ISO so this was shot at 800. Would have had better clarity at a lower ISO.

16 - In Cognito

f/5.6, 1/80, ISO400, 55mm

My attempt at a paparazzi style photograph. Just cropped it.

15 - No. 312

f/5.6, 1/200, ISO200, 200mm

Moooo cow!

14 - Frosty Morning

f/5.6, 1/200, ISO400, 90mm

When we were in Spokane last week Thanksgiving morning was super frosty. Tried to catch a shot of the frost. Anyway, no adjustments on this one.

13 - Clayton Sunrise

f/5.6, 1/800, ISO800, 90mm

This is a picture from Eastern Washington near the town of Clayton. My aunt and uncle have a small farm nestled up against a small mountain. Anyway this shot was taken at sunrise from their front yard. Minor adjustments to contrast.

12 - Sunset View From our Back Porch

f/4.5, 1/320, ISO400, 18mm

Not a spectacular setting but I thought the color was pretty cool. No adjustments.

11 - Narrows Bridges

f/9, 1/200, ISO200, 55mm

Normal picture of the Narrows Bridges. Cropped to look like a panoramic, I didn't actually merge any photos. Enjoy.

10 - Chambers Bay Golf Course

f/11, 1/60, ISO200, 55mm

18th hole and the Puget Sound. Minor adjustments in PS.

09 - Woodbine Cemetery

f/8, 1/100, ISO400, 105mm

So I was going for dreary with this shot but fear I ended up with lifeless. I cooled the white balance a bit and then tried to take any strong colors out. I really wanted to capture how the place might look through the eyes of a person who has just lost someone. Not my favorite picture but it is my number 9 shot.

08 - Sun in the reeds

f/9, 1/320, ISO200, 55mm

Just my latest. Unfortunately I haven't had much time to take pictures but I will try to be better. Hope you like it.

07 - Light!

f/7.1, 30", ISO320, 18mm

So I know most of you already saw something similar on Heather's 100 but it was a collaborative effort so here is my part of the shoot. Can't wait for the next full moon when the background will be lit.

06 - The Mallard

f/10, 1/80, ISO400, 200mm

A pretty average duck with nice fall colors reflecting off the water.

05 - Cool Fence

f/10, 1/40, ISO400, 135mm

So this is a close up of a really cool fence at the Washington Arboretum near UW. I just thought it looked cool.

04 - The Mountain

f/6.3, 1/320, ISO200, 125mm

Not my favorite photo but it will work. I actually was going to try to do an HDR. But the images I took didn't really convert well. So I'll try that again some other day.

03 - Shroom

f/11, 1/160s, ISO400, 165mm
Pretty little mushroom that happened to be growing in my parents yard.

02 - Horse

f/5, 1/60s, ISO200, 125mm

This is a picture of one of my moms horses. Not much done to the photo in the way of post processing. Just a good looking horse.

01 - Trip to the Capitol

f/16, 1/50s, ISO100, 200mm

I took this picture while I was in Olympia getting some information from the DNR. It was a really stormy day out. Post processing in PS included some lighting adjustments and color adjustments. Very general stuff.