One of the most distinct landmarks of the Columbia Basin area, Rattlesnake Mountain is John’s most photographed peak. The tallest treeless mountain in the Northern Hemisphere, it is visible from 75% of the region.
Also a part of the landscape in the Basin is the National Monument known as “The White Bluffs.” These bluffs run along the eastern side of the Columbia River through an area called “The Reach.” The Hanford Reach is currently the last free-flowing section of the Columbia. I have focused on this region for the past year and a half-2010-2011. There are still images that I have in my minds eye that I would like to capture there. Stay tuned!!!!!!
Arid Lands Spring
Sunrise at the Bluffs
Spring at the Bluffs
White Bluffs Sentinel
Rattlesnake Mtn. Lenticular
“Tri Cities Sunset”
5:14 Sunrise Rattlesnake Mtn.
“Heaven’s Light”
“June 4 - Brewing Storm”
“Spring Twilight Panorama”
“Spring Snow Rattlesnake Mountain”
“Twilight Gold RSM”
“Infrared Rattlesnake Mtn”
“Hanford Twilight Ltd Edition”
“Rattlesnake Mtn Sunrise”
Golden Glow Columbia River
“Ringold Sunset”
“Hanford Storm”
“Yakima River Summer”
“Summer Clouds - RSM”
“White Bluffs Vineyard”
“White Bluffs Evening”
Spring Twilight-Rattlesnake Mtn.
“Desert Spring”
“Virgin Rain”
“Basin Panorama”
Summer Skies
Winter Moon
Morning Glow White Bluffs.jpg
“Sunrise on the Reach”
White Bluffs Gold
Spring on the Reach
“White Bluffs Evening”
“Rattlesnake Mountain Sunset Lupine”
Hanford Panorama
“Summer Skies - White Bluffs”
Reach Spring 2010
White Bluffs Dawn
Lupine
2 on the Branch
“River Bend Sunrise”
Spring-2010
Heavens Fire Ringold
Rattlesnake Mtn. Dunes
Ringold Twilight
“Sunday Afternoon”
“Hanford Fire”
“Rattlesnake Mountain Sunset”
“Rattlesnake Mountain Spring”
“White Bluffs Silhouette - 1978”
“White Bluffs - 1978”
“White Bluffs - 1978 BW”
Phlox with a View
“Light Dusting - Black and White”
“Desert Snow”
“Light Dusting”
Morning Glow Rattlesnake Mtn.
Bluffs 1977
Desert Grasses ‘77
“Twilight Storm - Rattlesnake Hills” LE/25
