The Hills are Alive (Panorama)

Spring Panorama

Greenfields

Early morning light and shadows on the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State.

June Morning at Kamiak Butte

Palouse Wheat & Canola

Canola & Steptoe Butte

Bits and Pieces of Sun

This is a typical spring morning in the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State. It is a very peaceful place to live. This photo was taken about 15 minutes from my home in Pullman, Washington, the location of Washington State University.

Peaceful Palouse Morning

Palouse: Tuscany of the West

This photo is a Spring memory from a couple of years ago. I'm getting impatient for Spring to arrive again in the peaceful Palouse region of southeastern Washington State. This view, near Kamiak Butte County Park, is less than 15 minutes from my home in

Spring Morning

This is photo 1 of 3 taken from the same position. Photo 1 is in June; Photo 2 is in August; Photo 3 is in January. This series illustrates the incredible color changes throughout the year in the Palouse country of southeastern Washington State.

Seasons of the Palouse II: June

Another version of a triptych showing the varying seasonal colors in the rolling wheat fields of the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State. These images were taken from exactly the same position in January, June, and August.

Palouse Seasons

The Tree on Steptoe Butte

The Tree on Steptoe Butte 2

View from Steptoe Butte in the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State.

Lonely Tree in the Palouse

The Palouse region of Southeastern Washington State is a beautiful place to experience the colors of Spring.

Green Tree on Steptoe Butte

The Only Lonely Tree

Early morning light and shadows in the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State.

Early Morning Rim Light in the Palouse

Early morning in June in the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State. This was taken near Kamiak Butte County Park north of Pullman, Washington.

Palouse: Early Spring Morning

Early morning light and shadows on the rolling wheat fields. Palouse region of southeastern Washington State. A peaceful place to wake up!

Spring Morning at Kamiak Butte

Country Road

Stormy Skies

Wheat Farm

Winter Wheat

Farm Art

View of Steptoe Butte from Kamiak Butte in the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State. The dust in the air due to spring plowing in the wheat fields lends a dreamy atmosphere to the scene.

Lazy April Afternoon in the Palouse

Another peaceful evening atop Steptoe Butte, located in the Palouse country in Southeast Washington State.

Springtime Colors & Shadows

This is Aeschliman Barn, one of my favorite agricultural buildings in the Palouse. Spring has arrived!

Aeschliman Barn: Early Spring

This nice collection of retired farm trucks is located on Almota Road in Whitman County.

Farm Trucks

Keifer Barn

Wind turbines seen from Steptoe Butte.

Wind and Waves

 (Panorama)

This image illustrates the conflict between the visual environment and the imposition of new renewable resource technology.

Wind Power vs. the Visual Environment

Kamiak Butte, a Whitman County Park in southeastern Washington State, offers beautiful views of the surrounding Palouse region.

April Evening on Kamiak Butte

Spring View from Kamiak Butte

May afternoon on Steptoe Butte, located in southeastern Washington State.

Spring Wheat on Steptoe Butte

Celebrating the Sun

End of the Day

Steptoe Butte is a State Park in Southeast Washington State. The Butte rises above the Palouse Country, with its unique rolling wheat fields. The color changes during the seasons offer wonderful 360-degree views throughout the year.

Wildflowers on Steptoe Butte

Wildflowers on Steptoe Butte.

Steptoe Butte Wildflowers

Palouse Prairie Wildflowers

Wildflower Explosion

Spring on Steptoe Butte

Field of Camas Wildflowers

Green: The Color of Spring

The Art in Farming

Wildflowers on Kamiak Butte. The yellow flower is Balsamroot, a native species belonging to the Sunflower family. In the foreground is my favorite wildflower, Indian Paintbrush (or Prairie Fire.)

Colors of Spring

Wheat fields, Palouse country, southeast Washington State

Faith in the harvest

Farm Town

Small Town in Paradise

Stormclouds on the Palouse

Spring Morning on the Farm

Spring evening in the Palouse, from the top of Steptoe Butte.

Palouse Spring Morning


Waves of Green

A Morning in May

Turning Green

Railway Bridge at Rosalia, WA

Fall scene on a farm in the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State.

Palouse Hay Harvest

This historic barn is located in the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State.

One More Harvest

Aging with Beauty and Grace

This abandoned farmhouse is located in the Palouse region of southeastern Washington State. What stories it could tell of the pioneer families who lived and farmed here!

Once Upon a Time

Lower Granite Dam and Locks is located on the Snake River south of Colfax, Washington.

Lower Granite Dam, Snake River

Spring sunset at Palouse Falls. Spring is a great time to visit. Things get hot, dry, and brown in the summer here. There is a fantastic (and scary) hike to the bottom of the canyon.

Palouse Falls: Early Spring Sunset

Spring at Palouse Falls

This canyon below Palouse Falls in Washington State is beautiful in the early Spring. Later the scene is very dry and brown.

Palouse River Canyon: Below the Falls

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