I call these falls invisible because you can’t see them from the road. They are just below the road at a point where the Paradise River runs under the road. This is near the junction of the road between Paradise Lodge and Mirror Lake. One second exposure at f32 using Fuji Velvia.
This waterfall doesn’t exist anymore. It was wiped out by a mudslide.
This is one of the most immersive photos I’ve ever taken. The hard part was waiting for the foreground branches to stop moving.
It was about one mile above Narada Falls at Mt Rainier.
This is at Mt Rainier just outside Ohanapecosh
Paradise Falls at Mt Rainier. This image was taken about 100 ft from my car.
Shot with my home-made stereo camera. Probably f22.
Shot with my home-made stereo camera. Probably f22. This is taken from Mt Baker.
Shot with my home-made stereo camera. Probably f22.
Shot with my home-made stereo camera. Probably f22.
1) Multnomah Falls
My home-made stereo camera • Velvia 50 • probably f22
2) Garden@ Mansion in Lakewood
Taken around 2000, using twin Fuji 645s with 45mm lenses. As sharp as any I’ve ever owned. Triggered with a twin cable release.
3) Montlake Japanese Garden
My home-made stereo camera • Velvia 50 • probably f22
4) Reflections in a Swamp
Taken in Bellevue, Washington with my home-made stereo camera • probably f22
Portland Oregon, Japanese Garden
Columbia River Waterfall
Waterfall on Columbia River
Classic Rainier
Provia f, 100 f/22, +Polaroid
Mt Rainier from the Sunrise side. One of my typical, post-card shots, in July, 2000
Provia f/ 100 f/16
Fill flash shot at the Woodlawn Park Zoo in Seattle, in 2000. Flash a little weak, at f/16.