Aaron James Photography

Sometimes the weather report is accurate, and sometimes not. Took a chance this morning, more to come...

Just imagine being on a hike and the sun is poking through, lighting up certain spots in the forest. This is not a national forest, this is just a trail, lovingly referred to as "cat p**p".

yesterday morning. I just managed to get this bird taking off.

Mt Baring
Shot at 200mm from the area during .

from the city of looking at Mt.

I finally was able to drag my butt out of bed before sunrise (4:40 am) and get down to for and .

I went to this morning at and got some just after sunrise photos that I was pleased with. I am always trying to push myself to try different things even if I am somewhere familiar. Even made a little friend while I was there.

It's been a while but I woke up for this morning. I was able to get this shot of Mt Baker looking over .

Hi, I had mentioned making some diagram of the names of the mountains that are visible from Lake Stevens. Below are 4 pictures that I took and where I was standing when I took them. This is not an exhaustive list, just some of the mountains that I think are distinctive. As was posted in my last post (thank you fellow Lake Stevensite? Lake Stevenser? Other person who also lives in Lake Stevens🙃) here is the link to the way more complete listing of Mountains in the area https://www.heraldnet.com/view-of-the-cascades/?fbclid=IwAR3kcyfpnaTlZaqPOgY7eL-tDXPAxDVDsBQ195IgOKQeZyHl5TWkS-h-TDY

at . Love the . When the sun side lights it's a special thing.

at in the mountain range. Make sure the brightness on your phone is up when looking at this or you'll miss out. I love how the light comes in streaks creating leading lines towards the cabin. I love being out there alone but it also makes me want to have someone with me to see the beautiful things.
📷 Canon EOS R
Lens - EF 70-200 F4 IS L
F4 1/200 ISO 100

Well, I made it to this morning for . Not gonna lie, I love it when hits just right on the . Its nice that the lake provides some great foreground elements. Plus, I got to meet a fellow photographer!