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  1. The Palouse at Sunset

    The Palouse at Sunset

    Near the eastern edge of the Palouse, the rolling hills shorn of their wheat turn to gold in the soft light of the setting sun. (September 08, 2008)
    • DWHonan
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    • Media category: Landscapes and Scenic Photos
  2. A romantic stroll

    A romantic stroll

    A couple walks the shore of Puget Sound at sunset on a spectacular evening. (Solo Point, February 19th, 2006)
    • DWHonan
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    • Comments: 4
    • Media category: Seascapes, Rivers and Lakes
  3. Jeep Advertisement

    Jeep Advertisement

    High on Stampede Pass, I posed my Jeep below the towering mass of Mt. Rainier.
    • DWHonan
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    • Comments: 1
    • Media category: Highway Transport
  4. Sunset at Benewah Lake

    Sunset at Benewah Lake

    Swarming bugs create concentric ripples on the otherwise-smooth surface of Benewah Lake at dusk on September 7th, 2008. (near St. Maries, Idaho)
    • DWHonan
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    • Comments: 4
    • Media category: Seascapes, Rivers and Lakes
  5. Sunset over Lake Pend Oreille

    Sunset over Lake Pend Oreille

    Lake Pend Oreille reflects a variety of orange and red hues after sunset on September 6th, 2008. (near Hope, Idaho)
    • DWHonan
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    • Comments: 3
    • Media category: Seascapes, Rivers and Lakes
  6. DWHonan

    Dam close to home

    Thanks, everyone! Robert: The dam is about 3/4-mile south of downtown Issaquah along the Squak Mountain trail.
  7. DWHonan

    Dam close to home

    Double entendre? Why, yes! This shows that you don't have to go far from home to get interesting photos -- in this case, quite literally a stone's throw from my apartment lies this dam on Issaquah Creek. (June 10, 2007; Canon 20D, 17mm, f/22, ISO 100, 1/5s)
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