Photography of Eastern Washington State
Springtime farmland in the Palouse
Crop rotation in the Palouse region of Eastern Washington results in a combination of new growth and open plowed fields in the Spring creating a checker board like pattern
Washington State Route 821 passing through the Yakima Canyon
Washington State route 821 is a leisurely alternative to Interstate 82 as it meanders through the Yakima Canyon following the river and railway from Ellensburg to Yakima
Rock formations at Peshastin Pinnacles State Park
A formation of rocks at Peshastin Pinnacles State Park in Chelan County, Washington State
Storm over the Kittitas Valley Wind Farm
A summer storm blows across the Kittitas Valley Wind Farm near Cle Elum proving an ample source of energy for the wind turnbines
Fresh picked apples in Eastern Washington are distributed worldwide
A storm drifts across Eastern Washington passing in front of the setting sun
And from the shadows the horse appeared - watching, waiting
Blue hour light illuminates Dry Falls in Grant County Washington
A setting sun casts shadows across the Spring wheat fields of the Palouse in Washington State
The setting sun casts shadows across the hills of the Palouse in Eastern Washington, The grain silos of the Whitman County Growers stands in contrast to the wheat fields
An old red barn in the farming region of the Palouse in Eastern Washington
Orchards line the foothills of the Cascade Mountains in Eastern Washington
A gravel road leads among fertile fields in the Palouse Region of Eastern Washington in the Spring
A 65 foot chainsawed wooden pole stands in Colfax Washington to commemorate a football game played 50 years after the original match. This is the face of Don Dodge.
In the long grass of an Eastern Washington field a Ford truck sits quietly
A rainstorm crosses the farmland of Eastern Washington backed by the setting sun
Basalt Cliff in the Grand Coulee Region
Millions of years of volcanic activity left the Eastern Washington region covered in valcanic basalt. The forces of erosion by ice exposed the basalt in the Grand Coulee.
Steamboat Rock reflects in Banks Lake in the Grand Coulee Region of Grant County Washington
Straw is stacking in the Palouse Region of Eastern Washington
