Palouse Patterns - Evening
Kate Jackson
June 24, 2005
John Tubbs
June 24, 2005
This is SE Washington state in the US. (I forgot that some members are not in the US...!) This area of the state is very unusual, with the rolling hills. It is one of the highest-producing wheat (and some other crops) areas in the world. Steptoe Butte is around 1000 feet higher than the surrounding area and is almost treeless, so you get phenomenal views that almost resemble aerial shots. But you have to get out REAL early or stay late at this time of year. In the morning, you need to be there at 5 am to get the shadows. After about 7 in the morning, this scene would look really flat and washed out. John #1516958
Serena Pierce
June 26, 2005
John Tubbs
June 26, 2005
Jim Kinnunen
July 12, 2005
John Tubbs
July 12, 2005
Ken Ilio July 22, 2005
John, incredible! Congratulations! #1622879Michele M. Preste July 22, 2005
John, this is fabulous! The lighting really creates some beautiful texture in the photo. Wonderfully done! #1623048
Jim Kinnunen
July 22, 2005
Serena Pierce
July 22, 2005
Jennifer Rennison July 23, 2005
Fabulous image from the butte, John, love the area! Congratulations on your finalist! #1627097Tammy Scott July 23, 2005
Congratulations, John! #1628628Kathleen R. Struckle July 23, 2005
Congrats John!! #1628912
John Tubbs
July 24, 2005
John Tubbs
September 10, 2005
ISO 200, f/6.3, 1/60 sec, Canon 100-400 IS lens at 135 mm, tripod. Late evening, taken from Steptoe Butte. The topography of the Palouse area of SE WA state is unique, almost no areas in the world are like it.
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