Iceland’s waterfalls are ubiquitous. During a month-long photoshoot in Iceland, we visited numerous waterfalls. Some of these falls we planned to photograph. Others we stumbled upon by accident. All, however, were stunningly beautiful.
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The Palouse hills of eastern Washington, often just called the Palouse, is an area of undulating hills. It is north of the Snake River, south of Spokane, west of the Idaho border, and east of the scablands.
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Twin Falls’ Snake River Waterfalls are spectacular in the late spring and early summer. My favorite waterfalls are Caldron Linn and Shoshone Falls. They pound with power from snow melt that comes out of the Rocky Mountains. Continue reading “Snake River Waterfalls near Twin Falls”
On a recent trip to Croatia to visit some friends, I had the pleasure to travel around the the country. We roamed around the Island of Krk, traveled through Istria to Pula, down the Adriatic Coast to Dubrovnik, up through the highlands to Plitvice Lakes National Park, then on to Zagreb. This portfolio of Plitvice Lakes National Park photographs will introduce you to this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue reading “Plitvice Lakes National Park Photographs”
Northwest Montana is home to Glacier National Park. Sometimes called the Crown of the Continent, Glacier’s northern border abuts the southern borders of Alberta and British Columbia of Canada. Glacier, along with Canada’s Waterton Lakes National Park in southern Alberta, form what is collectively known as the Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park. Continue reading “Glacier National Park”
Heading east along the Historic Columbia River Highway (old US 30), you travel through the magnificent Columbia River Gorge. This winding, narrow, and hilly road takes you by Architectural and natural wonders. Continue reading “Columbia River Gorge Scenes”
