When life gets busy you still need to make time to do the things you enjoy. Today I left for work early so I could take an alternate route. As always Lincoln County did not disappoint even though I got lost. I know I have said it over and over, but drones are awesome. They allow you to get images that would not be possible without one. The first place I captured today is one I tried to get with my normal camera in the past. Even standing up on my truck I was not able to capt

Sticking to my recent goal of taking alternate routes when headed to or from work, I came along another great old homestead. When this house was built the ability to move supplies is not like it is today and you used what was on hand. This house sits a very long way from any timber. If you look at the walls of the house you will notice it is made of rocks and mortar. I guess you had to do something with all the rocks from the field. Behind the house is a type of tank I have

Yesterday I had the opportunity to get some more practice in with my DJI Mavic 2 Pro drone. While there are many amazing places in the PNW to capture, I pass this one every week on my commute. This might be one of the most photographed old houses in the area due to its accessibility. It sit less then 100 yard off of Hwy 2. While it is very accessible, if you plan on visiting, please keep in mind this is someone's property and trespassing is not ok. I included a bonus picture

With May being such a busy month, I did not get much local adventure shooting in. This week on the way to work, I decided to find another side road and do a detour near Almira, WA. There are so many amazing things to see when you take the time to explore the side/back roads. First, I came across was a very nice windmill. After getting a shot of the windmill there was a hawk sitting on a fence post. I got a shot of him as I drove up, prior to him flying off and holding up in a

The end of April and most of May has been quite busy for me. I have been in 3 cities outside of my work and home. I had a week in Hood River, OR doing pre-season training for wildland fire season. A week ago I was in Kansas City finishing up a great class with an amazing bunch of people and an awesome project group. Now I am in another city teaching for 3 days. Can you guess which one? There is a clue in the last image. I am staying in another Embassy Suites which all have am

While I am use to traveling and being gone a lot, I am ready to be home. I am sitting at Sea-Tac airport waiting for my connecting flight. Kansas City has a very full and rich history that I had no idea about. I will be doing individual posts about each of my adventures. Part of the city skyline KC is the home of the National World War 1 Museum Down in the trenches Union Station is another area that has tons of history and sights. One of the many clocks at the station A ve