Despite not being morning people, motivation wasn’t hard to force ourselves out of bed, out of the motel, and out to the photography spot for moments like this on a few consecutive dawns. We shifted uphill from a previous day’s shooting spot to view this: the first breaking of the sun’s glow across the top of tallest and most spectacular “high rise” in all of the Pacific Northwest, and one of our nation’s most inspiring and majestic natural marvels.
20 NNE Packwood WA (15 Aug 16) Looking WSW
46.8696, -121.5149Sunrise High Rise
Despite not being morning people, motivation wasn’t hard to force ourselves out of bed, out of the motel, and out to the photography spot for moments like this on a few consecutive dawns. We shifted uphill from a previous day’s shooting spot to view this: the first breaking of the sun’s glow across the top of tallest and most spectacular “high rise” in all of the Pacific Northwest, and one of our nation’s most inspiring and majestic natural marvels.
20 NNE Packwood WA (15 Aug 16) Looking WSW
46.8696, -121.5149