TravelMorgan Stone GretherFalls Creek, Washington, waterfalls, travel, pacific northwest, trees, moss

Falls Creek Falls

TravelMorgan Stone GretherFalls Creek, Washington, waterfalls, travel, pacific northwest, trees, moss
Falls Creek Falls

In the mountains of south central Washington State is Falls Creek Falls. Despite its unimaginative name, it's absolutely breathtaking and one of the prettiest waterfalls in a region full of great ones. It’s a short, easy hike, about two miles each way.

Enjoy some film, DSLR, and iPhone shots of the location, beginning with some images from the Columbia River where I stopped along the way.

Nice person in Portland, Oregon, and beyond.

TravelMorgan Stone GretherCoyote Wall, hiking, Washington, pacific northwest, columbia river gorge, columbia river, flower, spring, waterfalls, Hood River, Velvet 56, travel

Coyote Wall, Washington, April 2016

Last April I went hiking with Meghan Sinnott and four-legged friends, Maddy and Journey, up Coyote Wall at the eastern end of the Columbia River Gorge in Washington. The outing offered a great chance to try out my newly purchased Velvet 56 lens from Portland's own Lens Baby; the lens can do some really fun "velvety" bokah tricks (particularly along the frame edges) and looks nice whether you're shooting landscapes, portraits, or macros...

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Coyote Wall, Washington, April 2016
TravelMorgan Stone GretherNarada Falls, waterfalls, pacific northwest, Mount Rainier, mountains, trees, travel, Washington, national park, Elaine Schimek, Tacoma, Tacoma-Rainier Tour 2021

Narada Falls

One of — if not the very —best waterfalls in Mount Rainier National Park…

TravelMorgan Stone GretherNarada Falls, waterfalls, pacific northwest, Mount Rainier, mountains, trees, travel, Washington, national park, Elaine Schimek, Tacoma, Tacoma-Rainier Tour 2021
Narada Falls