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Finding fall colors (Cedar Creek Grist Mill)

Finding fall colors (Cedar Creek Grist Mill)

Summer is long gone and kitesuring season is over along with it. As the fall passes I've finally took my camera out of the bag and ventured out in search of fall colors. I found plenty just north of Vancouver, WA while driving to Cedar Creek Grist Mill.

Palouse Falls

I have just realized that I have completely missed my Palouse Falls post. From the May trip I did to Walla Walla and south-east Washington. So without further ado here are the pictures that I have already shared on Instagram and Facebook. Pentax HD Ltd. 20-40mm/2.8-4.0 @30mm

Rolling Hills of Palouse

Rolling Hills of Palouse

When I learned about the rolling hills of Palouse region and saw the amazing pictures I knew I'll have to go there one day. Using the Memorial Day weekend trip to Walla Walla, WA was a perfect opportunity to get my first peek into the beauty of the

Foggy Dog Mountain

Foggy Dog Mountain

With kitesurfing season already in full force - my hiking/photographing time is now in decline. So when I saw that the forecast for last weekend was looking pretty weak (wind- wise) I decided it will be a good time for a hike. The destination was Dog Mountain since the

Hamilton Mountain

Hamilton Mountain

Hamilton Mountain

Last weekend I joined a group of friends on a hike to the Hamilton Mountain on Washington side of the Columbia River. First serious hike of the year with more to come (hopefully - unless the kitesurfing season starts sooner than expected). It's always fun to get "

Rainy weekend in Seattle

Rainy weekend in Seattle

I've used the holiday weekend to visit Seattle with my wife as we wanted to explore Seattle Art Museum and a couple of other sites in the rainy city. Weather was perfect for strolling around museums as it was drizzling most of the time and when it wasn&

Maryhill(s)

This is my third winter in Portland and definitely the most rainy one. Apparently we're getting more rain than usual and even hitting some records. Anyway I ventured east in the Columbia Gorge to chase some sun and ended up in Maryhill on the Washington side of the