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Gorge Light


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Last year I came home from one of my Columbia River Gorge workshops to the greatest personal loss of my entire life. Not knowing how to process the acute grief, I turned around and went back into the Gorge and stayed their in solitude for another month. During this time I often slept in the Eagle Creek area, in my vehicle and every day challenged myself to go farther and deeper into the Gorge than I ever had before (including spending nights in the forest). I have a large load of unprocessed files from that season, but I have not had the time this year to get to processing them. This is a less commonly photographed waterfall up Moffett Creek (Wehe Falls). I was very inspired, refreshed and in some ways restored by going to some new places. There is nothing quite like hiking way in to a new place and being the only one there all day. Sometimes I would just sit and look and rest for hours not taking a single shot.I hope you enjoy.

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Last year I came home from one of my Columbia River Gorge workshops

to the greatest personal loss of my entire life. Not knowing how to

process the acute grief, I turned around and went back into the Gorge

and stayed their in solitude for another month. During this time I often

slept in the Eagle Creek area, in my vehicle and every day challenged

myself to go farther and deeper into the Gorge than I ever had before

(including spending nights in the forest). I have a large load of

unprocessed files from that season, but I have not had the time this year

to get to processing them.

 

This is a less commonly photographed waterfall up Moffett Creek (Wehe

Falls). I was very inspired, refreshed and in some ways restored by going

to some new places. There is nothing quite like hiking way in to a new

place and being the only one there all day. Sometimes I would just sit

and look and rest for hours not taking a single shot.

 

I hope you enjoy.

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A truly magnificent image. It conveys all the sentiment you express in your comment. Best regards.

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Solitude, peace and reflective meditation can help mend the soul to some extent, and of course the capture of such beauty and sharing it is also therapeutic.

Compliments! 

 

Alf 

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