While on a trip to Hawaii I made a visit to Pearl Harbor on Oahu. I was able to capture a photo of the American Flag that now flys aboard this vessel, the U.S.S Bowfin submarine. This vessel lived through a traumatic era of American History and this flag with, "Don't Tread on Me" epitomizes the American attitude during World War II.

This is a photo of the Merced River after Vernal Falls.

Here is a photo of Mowich Lake. We stayed at the campground that was nearby for the night and picked up our food re-supply stash! Also, as a late night surprise, there was a group of people surveying the land for a University, they introduced themselves to us with left over Chocolate cake that they couldn't finish. It was delightful! Here is a black & white version of this photo: Mowich Lake With Rocks On The Shoreline (Black & White)

I took this photo near the very end of our 11 day, 10 night journey and trek through the woods, rivers and mountains of the Wonderland Trail! Please note: This picture has a good amount of natural "grain" and "noise". It was not "added in" as an effect and will be present in the final printed photograph. I kinda like the look of it, but if that's not your style you should order a different photograph!

I took this photo from Edgewater Park in Cleveland, Ohio. Near the shore of Lake Erie this photo reveals Cleveland coming to life during the early morning hours with a beautiful sunrise!

As I was hiking the John Muir Trail I was able to capture the nature that was all around us.

This photo is of the newly installed sign at Edgewater Park (The Upper Portion). It was installed shortly after the Cleveland Cavs won the championship! This photo is ideal for screen use (e.g. Digital Download).

After we left Mowich Lake Campground, my buddy and I decided to take the Spray Park trail instead of the Wonderland Trail Proper. I read in Bette Filley's book, "Discovering The Wonders of the Wonderland Trail" that Spray Park offers some magnificent views of Rainier whereas the Wonderland Trail is more forested and covered. The only catch is that if it's bad weather, Spray Park is absolutely miserable as there is no cover and it's the highest point on the trail. Thankfully we lucked out and had blue skies and great views! Here is a photo of Rainier from the eastern part of the Spray Park Trail Meadows.

After we left Mowich Lake Campground, my buddy and I decided to take the Spray Park trail instead of the Wonderland Trail Proper. I read in Bette Filley's book, "Discovering The Wonders of the Wonderland Trail" that Spray Park offers some magnificent views of Rainier whereas the Wonderland Trail is more forested and covered. The only catch is that if it's bad weather, Spray Park is absolutely miserable as there is no cover and it's the highest point on the trail. Thankfully we lucked out and had blue skies and great views!

Here is a photo of Mowich Lake. We stayed at the campground that was nearby for the night and picked up our food re-supply stash! Also, as a late night surprise, there was a group of people surveying the land for a University, they introduced themselves to us with left over Chocolate cake that they couldn't finish. It was delightful!