A black and white landscape photograph looking down into the Huckleberry Basin as seen from the Sourdough Ridge Trail on a foggy, late Summer day during a visit to the Sunrise area of Mt Rainier National Park, Washington.
This photo is one of a series of images from my Pacific Northwest black and white landscape photography project titled Foggy Alpine Landscapes, Mt Rainier National Park, Washington.
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A black and white landscape photograph of a snow covered Inspiration Point at Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. Read the story behind this photograph on my blog post at “Snowshoe Trip into Reflection Lakes, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, 2017”. Nikon D700, Nikkor 28-70 mm ƒ3.5-4.5, ƒ16, ISO 200, 1/125 second, 70 mm. 46°46’32” N…
A black and white photograph of Pinnacle Peak on a sunny early Spring day as viewed from the Paradise area of Mount Rainier National Park, Washington.
The forests of the Pacific Northwest are a beautiful place to photograph, especially during the summer months. The trees are lush and full, the light is dappled and enchanting, and there’s an overall feeling of peace and tranquility.
The road to Obstruction Point is a narrow gravel, often perched above a drop to the valley below. It is not a route for the faint of heart if you’re not experienced in driving these types of roads.
Earlier in the afternoon, the skies were clear and the light was harsh, not ideal conditions for landscape photography. Just as the warm evening light started to cast a glow on the surrounding countryside around the Johnston Ridge Observatory, thick, dense clouds began rolling in.
