Mt. Pilchuck and the Cascased over Lake Stevens.

An evening cloud break, April 5th, 2010. Under-exposed by 1.5 stops to keep the snow from blowing out. Click on the photo for a larger size, it's worth it!

I am currently very lucky to be living in a house with an astounding view. Every now and then, I take a look out the front windows and find a view that is stunning, and I have to grab my camera and start taking pictures. Individually, these photos are not much more than that: snapshots from the front deck. Together, though, they show the volatility of the landscape in this area between the mountains, Lake Stevens, and the Puget Sound.

rain over lake stevens

A rainy day in Lake Stevens

Rainbow over Lake Stevens

Rainbow over Lake Stevens

Rain and clouds highlighted by the evening sun, Lake Stevens, WA.

Rain and clouds highlighted by the evening sun, Lake Stevens, WA.

Much of the time, the mountains across the lake are completely obscured by clouds, but on rare occasions, wind will blow the clouds and haze away, leaving the mountains crisp and clear. But even when the sky is full of clouds, it can be breathtaking.

lake stevens sunset

Sunset, more rain in Lake Stevens.

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2 Responses to “Eastern Windows : Lake Stevens, Mt. Pilchuck, and the Cascades”

  1. Gregg Shaw says:

    Wow, that second to last shot is unreal! I wish I had weather like that around our house…Very beautiful exposures!

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