about 30-40 miles north of seattle are hundreds of tulip fields near mt. vernon, washington. its a huge draw for tourists and locals. i took a drive up there a few days ago, despite the 37 degree weather, to see them for the first time in my 4 years here. simply amazing.
my first attempt at tilt-shift manipulation. i recently discovered it and was immediately interested. i love how the process fools the eye into seeing "miniature." this is part of the U-district near UW.
went out for a drive today and came across this little town called index. its about and hour or so northwest of seattle on the way to stevens pass in the northern cascades.
the kent valley was under a thick blanket but had a clear view of mt. ranier. the approaching fog in the pic overtook my location shortly after i shot this.
Reason #618 - Why I love the Pacific Northwest: Mt. Ranier had to be at work a few hours earlier today. my reward.....catching this sunrise over mt. ranier. a rare sight for a washington winter. totally worth it.