Landscapes, Nature, and Wildlife

The sun setting over Lassen Volcanic National Park, from 8434ft immediately following the Annular Solar Eclipse of 2012! This was a breathtaking experience! Photo by Jared Rogers
Immediately after the May 20th, 2012 Solar Annularity. Photo by Jared Rogers
The Ring of Fire during the May 20th, 2012 Solar Annularity. Photo by Jared Rogers
Immdiately before the May 20th, 2012 Solar Annularity. Photo by Jared Rogers
Photo by Jared Rogers

The Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center inside the Olympic National Park "Life at Hurricane Ridge is shaped by wind and snow. Over 75 mile an hour gusts buffet the ridge, lending the name "Hurricane." The 30-35 feet of snow that falls annually lingers into summer, shaping life year-round. Its weight challenges trees; its persistence maintains open meadows." - National Park Service www.NPS.gov Photo by Jared Rogers
Photo by Jared Rogers
On nothing more than a whim my wife and I turned down a road to see where it led. Sometimes even the grandest of miracles are just a breath away. Photo by Jared Rogers
Life on the Edge: This Doe was photographed on 5,242ft at Hurricane Ridge in the Olympic National Park. "Life at Hurricane Ridge is shaped by wind and snow. Over 75 mile an hour gusts buffet the ridge, lending the name "Hurricane." The 30-35 feet of snow that falls annually lingers into summer, shaping life year-round. Its weight challenges trees; its persistence maintains open meadows." - National Park Service www.NPS.gov Photo by Jared Rogers

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