Nisqually River in Rainier National Park
I took this photo yesterday when I visited Mt. Rainier. Paradise Valley was engulfed in a heavy fog so I couldn't see the peak. I went down to the foot of the mountain where the river runs and scoped the area for a place to photograph and found all these rocks and boulder runoffs.
The Nisqually River used to be the territory of the Nisqually tribe who it was named after. The Nisqually also lived throughout southern Puget Sound along the Olympic Range. A treaty between the Washington territory and the native population of Puget Sound was signed in Medicine Creek.
The Nisqually were relocated from the river and the surrounding region after the signing of the treaty - a somber and sad fact of the history of Washington State.
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| Category | Landscape |
| Exposure | Manual exposure, 1/3 sec, f/16, ISO 100 |
| Camera | Sony A7II |
| Lens | Tamron 15-30mm |
| Filter | None |
| Location | Washington State, United States |
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All he could hear was the gentle bubbling of the stream, it soothed his thoughts. As a scout he took his responsibility seriously. The rest of the party would be along shortly and depended on his attentiveness. And then he felt it....he always knew when he was being watched.
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...and the hairs behind his neck stood up.
Gorgeous photo, congrats! I like your point of view very much!
Thanks for posting. My family and I love hiking on the regular and we love to see new places to visit! You have inspired us! Thanks for putting in some comments about Mount Rainier, for future knowledge! Greatly appreciated! Can't wait to see more of your articles!
Wow, what an amazing picture, the photograph shows beauty I hierarchy, every thing of nature framed in a single picture.
From stone boulders, river light green forest, dark green mountain with evergreen trees, light clouds to hazy sky.
You have a great picturing imagination, simply love it.
Thanks :)
Beautiful pic, thanks for sharing!
Hey! I’m a Pacific Northwester and I definitely know where this is...I actually just did a post about snoeshowing Tonga Ridge on the Nisqually glacier. Beautiful photo and great to see this part of the world represented on steemit! :)
Nature is def. abundant here!
amazing pictures, thanks for sharing with us♥
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Excelente foto, buena composición
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Great shot! I wonder what this stream looks like with a larger volume of water.
This part doesn't get that much water but there are spots where it does.
ah .. Lovely scenery and mood, congrats! .. like Bob Ross picture sheets :) Wonderful impressionistic impact, great adonisabril!
those pebbles want me to stay alone with them... really nice one
This looks breathtaking..thanks for sharing..want to teleport myself there 😎