The Inland Northwest area of the United States is a region of great variety in terrain characterized by four distinct seasons.  It is comprised of cities, of which Spokane is the largest, and small towns, rivers and lakes, mountains, rolling hills and desert within both eastern Washington state and northern Idaho.  Because of its unique beauty and livability, people move to this area to work, to play, to vacation and to retire. 

 My goal as a photographer is to capture this beauty via camera to increase your enjoyment and elicit memories.  These pictures are a few of the scenes that I have available.  Be sure to contact me for more views and additional information.  My email address and phone number are at the bottom of the page.

 Changing leaves in the fall at
Manito Park, Spokane 

     Morning Mist near Sandpoint, Idaho

        
Clock tower on Pullman campus of Washington State University

    Riverfront Park, Spokane

Clock tower in Riverfront Park

      Japanese Gardens at           Manito Park, Spokane

Pend Oreille River near Newport, Washington

 



Gondolas under the Monroe Street bridge in Spokane

 Trees on the Spokane-Pullman Highway