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A few mountain scenes explored recently around Alpental, WA. Been trying to find more about the geology of this area, I heard a while back these peaks were once the top of a massive volcano mountain that sank becoming very steep and wild low elevation terrain. Washington apparently had 25 super volcanos that have come and gone but identifying the details has been challenging. I have been trying to find some good geology resources for Washington if you happen to know of any?

Late summer in Katmai National Park.
During this time in early September, the tundra comes alive with a psychedelic wave of color. Everywhere you look you are surrounded by undulating layers of reds, oranges, yellow and green.

Most of these small plants grow berries, and in this shot there are over 10 species of berries that I can see.

We were camped here for a week and got absolutely pounded by rain and wind, and on our last day it opened up and we went exploring. Hiking up that snow kissed peak in the background and then we dropped down through miles of tundra to a double waterfall that we had spotted on our flight in. Such a beautiful place, can’t wait to go back.


#tundra #mountains #berries #fallcolors #katmai #alaska #hiking #nature #naturesbounty #autumn #alaska #backcountry

My friend sent me this today from an amazing snowshoe camping trip we took in 2016.

MECFS has altered my life in such a massive way that I'm sometimes at a loss for words. I would have easily hiked 80-100km in a weekend in spite of some heavy fibromyalgia symptoms back then. Now I'm happy when i can make it around the block.

That being said, I'm not the only one. I have another friend in this photo with a degenerative disorder, and I was worried my hiking buddies would disappear when i got sick and came out as trans. But they are still here and I know how rare that is.

I miss the alpine, I miss the plants, I miss the peace and the beautiful reset it gave my audhd each time, i miss the bonding with my friends, but this photo reminds me that you have to love each moment to its fullest because you never know what's right around the corner and I'm so glad I did.

Standing beside the historic San Rafael Swinging Bridge, the desert landscape stretches out in rugged beauty beneath a partly cloudy sky. The San Rafael River glides gently below, its muddy, winding waters carving through the earth. This is the black and white version.
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#buyintoart #blackandwhitephotography #bridges #travel #backcountry #utahphotography