Another day at the office, this time a ‘relaxing’ skin up the Muir Snowfield on Mt Rainier followed by spring corn (yes, in February) down the Nisqually Chutes. Overall we dropped over 4,000 ft, slipping by the toe of the Nisqually Glacier, onto the Nisqually River.

I’ve decided to put together a quick slide show, coupled with some Acoustic Sunrise tunes, rather than show images individually.

NOTE: the below slideshow requires the free Quicktime player. If you don’t have it, download it HERE. If for whatever reason you just can’t play it (64bit Vista machines probably can’t), scroll down to watch it via YouTube. Resolution sucks, but you’ll see how nice it was out.

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I could visit Mt Rainier every day of the week, rain or shine, summer or winter and I’d never get bored. It’s simply a stunning mountain that offers such a huge diversity of terrain, flora and fauna that one, especially a photographer, can never grow weary of it’s immense size and minute details. So here’s my first installment of photographs from “The Mountain”.

All pictures shot with a Canon Rebel XT & Canon 17-85 IS lens, coupled with a polarizer filter.

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Coming soon…backcountry ski photographs, including a summit ski, from in and around Mt Rainier

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