*It's Wednesday!*

Happy #WaterfallWednesday everyone. I haven't gone out to shoot any waterfalls lately, so here's a new shot from my last trip to Mossbrae Falls some time ago now. I was hoping for more snow and to my chagrin it started snowing on my way out. It was still a nice morning in the solitude of this beautiful!

*Fresh Reminder*

So I've been working on an assignment for a client and I have been getting skunked left and right with terrible light. Last night the sunset looked promising 180 degrees away from what I needed to shoot, so I stayed home and shot the sunset across the street.

I walked away from this shot after processing and then came back thinking that it was way too colorful, but that's not the photo's fault! The sunset really was spectacular. It was a nice reminder that it still was possible to get an amazing sunset like this. Tomorrow I'm going to back on location in hopes of a good sunrise as a thunderstorm rolls through. Wish me luck!

Back from the dead
I've been sick for the last three weeks catching every cold and flu that blew by. On the bright side, I watched the entire Lord of the Rings trilogy in one day. On the down-side I've been neglecting all of you!

Here's a new shot from my Last trip to Dunsmuir. This is Hedge Creek Falls. At this point I was already completely soaked, so I had little problem just walking up and down this creek clearing branches to get a clean shot. Good times :)

Jumped out of my comfort-zone shooting in the middle of the night to get this shot.

This is a crazy-cool accident I created of Horsetail Falls in the Columbia River Gorge.

This is the legendary Mossbrae Falls shoot from an unusual angle. Good day everyone!

Shot one evening at Lake Siskiyou with Scott Jarvie

Love it when your waders get dunked!

Mount Shasta, sha-bang!

I wonder if hashtags work here? #WaterfallWednesday