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  1. Tony S

    The Veiled Entrance

    The bottom of the Little Mashell falls after the 125 foot drop. It's large enough to get in behind the water, perhaps if I had a waterproof housing I would try for shots from the backside. Anyways, I was out getting the waterfall and river shots today after our long drought and expected rain...
  2. Tony S

    Hiking the Skyline Trail, Mount Rainier.

    No, I didn't make it up there. Another crisis with the wife had us running between doctors and the hospital.
  3. Tony S

    Hiking the Skyline Trail, Mount Rainier.

    Shoot, I still haven't made it up there yet this year. Now you got me thinking about a day hike tomorrow with these nice views.
  4. Tony S

    Monday afternoon soccer match.

    I've been behind in putting many photos up. Had to get a new computer when my old one took a nose dive, had almost everything backed up and what I didn't I can still luckily recover. So here's some soccer from out in the smoke yesterday. Out here in Eatonville the visibility has dropped...
  5. Tony S

    Tolme Peak (Rainier area) hike

    Nice views of your hike. Yep, the flowers are a bit later there since you are up around 7,000 feet at Tolmie Peak. The trail to Eunice Lake and Tolmie Peak is one of my favorite Rainier Hikes. I try to time it so I'm there for sunsets and hike out with a head lamp on (love the burn time on...
  6. Tony S

    Those eyes were buggin me

    Saw this glint in the sunlight from 100 feet away when I pulled into the driveway earlier today. The little guy hung around on the fuschia long enough for me to try and get some shots in. Even at f8 with the macro lens the area in focus is pretty short. Handheld in the sun and flew off...
  7. Tony S

    Hello fello PNW'ers...

    Welcome... it's never too late.
  8. Tony S

    it was supposed to be sunny!

    I love Rainier when it's cloudy, the the colors get so saturated when it's like that.
  9. Tony S

    Artist at work

    Some of you folks might recognize this guy, if not his face, perhaps his name. Award winning local western artist Fred Oldfield at work this weekend. A more relaxed moment... The piece he was painting being shown during the auction, $1300 was the winning bid, a bargain for a...
  10. Tony S

    Washtucna is dying

    You saw a real live person there? When I stopped along the road there for a break in my drive last fall there was no one visible, but there was a nice flock of turkeys in one of the front yards of a house that looked inhabited. It used to be quite a thriving little community 30 years ago...
  11. Tony S

    Bald Eagle up close

    Nicely done.
  12. Tony S

    Toketee Falls

    Nicely caught... I have ropes, harnesses and all kinds of climbing gear to get you down the sides. No death wish needed, the weakest link still holds 4000 lbs.
  13. Tony S

    a couple of new ones from the botanical garden

    Nicely done. As I scrolled down the page for the first one I thought it was going to be fireworks from the initial look on the page.
  14. Tony S

    Palouse Falls...

    Three thumbs up for this one. After passign that for over 30 years and never stopping I made a stop there two years ago and it's quite a surprise out in the middle of what looks like desert wasteland.
  15. Tony S

    A Trio of Stinky Beauty's...

    Mmmmmm... cherries.
  16. Tony S

    St. John Cathedral/ Spokane, WA

    In the second shot are those huge cobwebs or what? lol
  17. Tony S

    hybrid

    Bet it would still taste good roasted with a yummy orange sauce drizzled on it.
  18. Tony S

    NW Trek, 4/21

    Looks like a nice day out with some nice pics. I love NWT, I've been going there since before it opened. My dad worked on the construction of all the water and septic systems there, so as a kid I got to go to work with him sometimes. I remember one morning when we went to start the...
  19. Tony S

    Unexpected Surprise

    Looks like a nice example of a sharp shinned hawk. They, like the Coopers are known to hang around bird feeders to pick off the other visitors when they become unwary. I think it's a sharp shinned because of the barrel shaped body, the smallish looking head, and the stripes that run all...
  20. Tony S

    Rainier Lenticulars

    Not much chance of seeing lenticulars let alone the mountain for at least a week with the weather forecast.


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