This campground is great if you are ever up near the North Cascades and near Mt. Baker, another active volcano in Washington. It features tall Douglas Fir trees and is great to stop off at before heading into Canada. Upon walking around the campground (RV and car camping mind you), we came across these stone steps. The lighting was pretty nice, so I took a few shots. All in all, it came out ok IMHO. However, in hindsight, I would have liked to get a little closer and get more detail in the shot. Since I have moved to using the TL-120 from having used a Sputnik for years, I find myself shooting from further away. However, after looking at other pics in the folio, it seems to me that some of you are shooting closer than I had ever thought I could with the TL-120. So, we’ll see how I can make up for that in the future. Wish me luck!

Shot on my new TL-120 with old expired Fuji Velvia 100f film. Hence the subtle magenta cast.