I was just getting used to the new Fuji Finepix camera at this time,
and so my photos weren't quite as good as they could have been.
Accordingly, I've posted smaller versions of these pictures in this
gallery than the actual shots themselves. (Click on the thumbnails to
see the photos.)
Still, there are some nice ones here, and if you're looking at these
and see any you like, and would be interested in seeing the full-res
version, drop me a line.
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A trickling spring at the rocky cliffs of the Mendocino beach |
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A carved piling atop the cliffs at Mendocino; I thought it looked rather like the Grand Negus from Star Trek: DS9 |
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A gorgeous ocean inlet at Mendocino |
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Pilings at the freshwater inlet at Brookings |
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Crater Lake simply has to be seen to be believed, as I'd never before seen such shades of blue in nature. |
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Garfield Peak at Crater Lake (black and white) |
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A blasted old pine tree at Crater Lake |
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The Crater Lake Lodge: A great place to stay |
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Reflections from near the surface of Crater Lake, down from the north rim, the only way down to the lake itself |
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Vidae Falls, at the outer south rim of Crater Lake |
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Watchman Peak, at Crater Lake (black and white) |
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The Phantom Ship at Crater Lake - one of my favorite pictures from the entire trip |
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Another view of the Phantom Ship, although in black and white, showing more detail in the reflections |
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Glacier-enshrouded Mount Rainier, east of Seattle |
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The glacier-fed Paradise River, near Mount Rainier |
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