RodneyKoch

After the Storm

After the Storm

Mt Rainier National Forest

Mt Rainier National Forest
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NIKON D5000

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Aperture f/5.6 ISO 400 Shutter 50/100000

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Mar, 2012

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View of the setting sun at Solo Point Washington, from a low angle perspective.

A September evening (~6:30pm) shot during a downpour in the valley as seen from the Baker-Snoqualmie Scenic Byway . It was still pretty windy, and we

Enroute to Lake Roberts... not a planned stop. What makes for a colorful image is the waste from the El Chino copper strip mine... Shot taken with a

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Camping at Ranger Creek Airfield - Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest & the foothills of Mt Rainier.

This is a small portion of a sculpture cast in bronze by Harry Geffert. The piece is on display at the El Paso Museum of Art.

Shot taken from the scenic route in Mt Rainier National forest.

Shot taken on 3-30-2013 at Franklin Mountains State Park from a bird-blind. Honestly though... if you ever heard one of these tiny creatures, they

Edited with PS CS6 for exposure and tone... shot taken from Ranger Creek Airstrip in Mt Baker-Snoqualmie National Forest, Washington.

Olympic Flight Museum Airshow 6-18-2010. Post- Edit HDR: Modern artifacts (glider, safety barrel and police "Caution tape") removed.

A boy stands at the rail and watches as Seattle fades into the horizon. Taken from Blake Island Ferry, Seattle, Washington.

The Infantry Man, aka Iron Mike as seen near the Main entrance of Ft Lewis Army Base, Washington. Mt Rainier seen in the background at ~ 40 miles awa

This was not one of our planned stops as we were enroute to Lake Roberts, NM in the Gila National Forest. We stumbled upon the El Chino Strip mine wi

A view from the shore of the pristine waters of Lake Takhlakh. With an elevation of 4,400ft, the park can only be accessed late June to Mid September

The Milky Way and what appears to be a galaxy off to the lower right. Note: Shot was taken at ~11pm and, with the exception of the stars, it was pi

An Old Fashion Christmas

Reflection Lake

Setting sun shot with a Nikon D5000 and 1000mm full frame fixed focal length manual lens (equivalence ~1500mm with the 1.5 DX multiplier) during the 2

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