Although to the Native Americans the Mid-Columbia Basin was a place to weather out the winter, John has captured many images that show both the beauty and harshness of the Northwest Drylands winter months.
“Winter’s Art”
“Light Dusting Palouse”
“Winter Vineyards”
“Cle Elum Winter”
“Snow Gate”
“S Fence”
“Red and White”
“Vine Design”
“New Years 2010”
“Heavy Snow”
“Bison Blizzard”
Snow Day
“John Deere Winter”
“Williams Road Winter”
winter Sweets
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“Sisters Winter”
“Snowy Furrows”
“Winter Waves”
“Seven Cats and a Deere”
“Steamer on Ice”
“Rockflower”
“The Cross”
“Yo!”
“Feather”
“Rattlesnake Mtn. Winter”
“Winter Gold”
“Storm Shelter”
“Grounded”
“Winter Tree”
“Winter Pastoral”
“Winter Huddle”
“Manning Bridge Winter”
“Multnomah Falls”
“Grand Rhonde Winter”
“Rolling Palouse Winter”
“Palouse River Canyon Winter”
“Leonards Round Barn Winter”
“Job 37:10”
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Freeze Church 1899
“Freeze Church Mist”
“Red Truck Winter”
“Cougar Country Winter”
“Bryce Canyon Winter”
“Winter Reds”
Star Barn Frost
“Waiting For Spring”
“Dayton Barn Winter”
“Morning Ride”
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“Winter Park”
“Desert Snow”
“Cottontail on Snow”
“Snowed Under”
“Iced Thistle”
Winter Rake
Iced
Yakima River Frost
