I had a great two days of photography south of Spokane, near the little town of Colfax, Washington.
It takes five or six hours to drive there. The way I drive though, stopping all the time to take another shot, can push it even longer.
After the second day of photography I noticed that my left hamstring was getting sore from getting in and out of my car so frequently! But I can say the driving is well worth it.
The rolling hills near Colfax are amazing. There is a tall butte, called Steptoe Butte, which takes three complete circles of the road to climb. The views from there are stunning.
Here is my car at one of the many stopping points I took while climbing Steptoe Butte.
Everywhere you look, for as far as the eye can see, there are beautiful green rolling hills.
I worked until the sun went down around 8:30. And then was up at 5 am to catch the morning light. I just love the way the light skims these beautiful hills.
Check out this “wave” of earth. I wasn’t sure weather to run or try to catch it!
I saw a crop duster and got as close as I dared. Despite the chemicals, it was lots of fun to watch.
Check out more descriptions of this land in this week’s newsletter.
There are over 100 photos in the Straight From The Camera section of my site this week.
And don’t miss 12 new framed prints.
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