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Washington Monument (painting)
Artist by Dametrii Nelson | www.artbymeech.com | Photos by Stephenie DeKouadio
Sometimes this place exists in a dream state. The rolling hills, nearly prairies; the sheer cliffs, the jagged rocks, the lakes from out of nowhere. The land seems to move with and against you. Swales give way to boulder fields. The web of trails, some made by us, some by animals, are a maze even if you know the way.
There are two canyons: Potholes Coulee and Dusty Lake Coulee. But within them are passages, spines, various levels and dead ends, where you are met with a wall or a cliff.
There are hidden streams and a varying number of waterfalls, depending upon the season. In the spring there are wildflowers. In the autumn, the dried remnants of these flowers provide a different color.
And always there is sage, with its captivating and drawing aroma always close at hand.
This is a place that seems so small on a map, even a minutely detailed topographical map. But you could walk dozens of miles within the confines of these coulees and never tread the same step twice.
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Camera: Chamonix 45F-2
Lens: Steinheil Rapid Antiplanet 6,5; 27cm
Film: Fomapan 100
Exposure: f/16; 4 sec
Process: FA-1027; 1+14; 9min
Washington
September 2023
Killing time in this beautiful National Park in a small town in Washington. Beautiful day to be outside. Because travel isn’t an option yet, we try to safely get outside for fresh air once in a while. It’s good to be outside
Flags of the Scandinavian countries and the American flag. Door County was settled by many Scandinavians and Washington Island is considered the second place in the USA that Icelandic immigrants settled.
Wheat and lentils are the major crops of the palouse area of Washington State.
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Best if viewed large. Photo taken from the north side of the lower falls on the Spokane River in Downtown Spokane, Washington State.
I went on a wonderful trip up into the mountains early this morning with my Grandmother. We were planning on catching the sunrise, but unfortunately we encountered an unexpected amount of fog. Actually, you couldn't see any mountains at all behind the Mt. Washington Hotel!
We made the most of our day, going out for coffee, breakfast, and then lunch. I took a few photos, this one here being my favorite so far. I took a few shots with a film camera as well, so expect more photos in the somewhat near future!