Nature washington
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Rose garden at the National Cathedral in Washington, D.C.
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Fallen tree, toppled, as the waters of Puget Sound erode the soil. Shot off of Kopachuch Beach, Washington State, USA.
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They love to hang out at the picnic area at Hurricane Ridge… 5,200 feet up !! Watch your food… they will grab it from your plate as you’re eating !!
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you will probably need to look at this picture in a larger format to see what i see but there is a story behind this photograph. There is a skeleton in the upper left corner of the picture, a heart shaped rock in the upper right corner and in the foreground there is a side view of george washingtons face and a shadowed outline next to him of a womans profile.
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This cracked me up… I was walking down a path down the river walk in Leavenworth Washington and there was this woman and her dog. The woman did not have a life vest on but you better bet that the dog had one on. I just found this to very funny.
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Fog on Mountain late afternoon
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This is North Beach at West Point Light Station. You can see all the boating traffic from here and the killer view of the mountains around. Special treat is the Lighthouse. Enjoy! Edith
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Welcome to Rosario beach located between Anacortes and Whibey Island, Washington. This is a nice place to learn about Indian history and take in the views. Enjoy! Edith
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Welcome to Waikiki Beach located in Washington State and can be seen from the Lewis & Clark Intrepretive Center. Amazing views. Enjoy! Edith
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These images are just a taste of the beauty of Washington State.
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Copper Creek feeds into the Lewis River after only a short tumble down through the Gifford Pinchot National Forest in Washington. The terrain here is steep; the forest becomes largely impenetrable only feet from its established trails. To get the perspective of the falls seen in this photo, I wrestled my gear part way down the creek’s nearly vertical embankments and perched, suspended over thin air, on the roots of a crumbling Sitka. Above Swift Reservoir, the Lewis is an amazing river of incredible natural beauty. It and its surrounds deserve our attention and preservation. The Lewis once held thriving runs of salmon and steelhead but today, due to dams and other human encroachment, both are greatly diminished. This is a sad and familiar story in the northwest. Where this photo was taken, on the upper portion of the river between Mts. Adams and St. Helens, the river holds Dolly Varden, Brook trout, and Rainbow trout. All proceeds from the sale of my work are donated to Oregon Trout, a statewide conservation group working to restore freshwater health and habitat through innovation and education.
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National Museum of Natural History with silhouette of Joseph Henry statue in foreground, Washington DC. The National Museum of Natural History (NMNH) is part of the Smithsonian Institution, the world’s preeminent museum and research complex. The Museum is dedicated to inspiring curiosity, discovery, and learning about the natural world through its unparalleled research, collections, exhibitions, and education outreach programs. Opened in 1910, the green-domed museum on the National Mall was among the first Smithsonian building constructed exclusively to house the national collections and research facilities. Whether looking at the history and cultures of Africa, describing our earliest Mammalian ancestor or primate diversity around the world, examining ancient life forms including the ever popular dinosaurs, or exploring the beauty of rare gemstones such as uniquely colored diamonds, the Museum’s temporary and permanent exhibitions serve to educate, enlighten and entertain millions of visitors each year. The main building on the National Mall contains 1.5 million square feet of space overall and 325,000 square feet of exhibition and public space; altogether the Museum is the size of 18 football fields, and houses over 1000 employees. With a growing network of interactive websites, the Museum is transforming itself into a hub for national and international electronic education, accessible to anyone with access to the internet. (Info from Smithsonian website.) Shot this with my Kodak Easy Share camera. This artwork was featured on July 9, 2009 in the group Unique Buildings of the World
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Taken in Wenatchee , Washington on the right before Christmas. This was the first snowfall of the year. Taken with a fuji finepix camera with 4x optical zoom. Auto setting was used. Oil effect added
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All Photos taken by K. Mycia Photography “A picture holds a thousands words” Photography has been a passion of mine since I was a small child and have always looked at it as a form of story telling. I have always loved the saying “A picture holds a thousand words”. I love the idea that each picture is a part of a bigger story and that we the photographer are the story teller!
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This is a shot of the cascade mountain range outside of Leavenworth, Washington / Canon 450D
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Photography in Southeastern Washington USA including the Columbia River
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I can’t believe the colors that showed themselves. If you wait long enough, the sky catches all kinds of colors in the clouds after the sun goes down. Taken just after dusk with Canon Rebel XT w 28-105mm lens on Auto © copyright 2009 All Rights Reserved / You may not use, replicate, manipulate, redistribute, or modify this image without the express consent of Starlite Wonder Imaging.
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Just off the Pacific Ocean Coast near Ocean Shores, WA, I noticed this small space of sand and grass, sculpted by the wind that whistled in my ears. Taken with a / Kodak V1003 / 1/1250 shutter / ISO 80 / 7.5mm focal length / No viewfinder (it broke)
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Abstract-ish macro of a white rose. Taken with a Fuji FinePix A500 in macro mode.
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All The Different Places & Things That Make Up Washington State.
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All photos taken around the state of Washington. / Hope you enjoy!
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