Well, despite that fact that my better camera. The 40D is in the shop because I dropped it about 5 feet…I had to get out and shoot in a unique location with my wife today. So we went to the Ape Caves on the Southside of Mount Saint Helens. I got the shot above towards the end of our journey which started a few hours earlier and about two miles from this wonderful sunlight.
We started traveling the lower cave, thinking it was the upper cave.
Shortly after this shot we turned back, came out for some warm air after we realized that we had indeed went to the end of the lower cave.
We went back into the cold to get what we came here for, the upper cave.
After traveling over numerous rock piles and through moderate squeezes we got to the finale. The Skylight area. Ariel tried her best to stand still for twenty seconds.
Standing still for 20 seconds is near impossible. However, She did well enough.
Tags: Ape Caves, Poulton Imaging, Washington
This is so amazing. Good referance for a paper i am doing for school. Thanks .
Love the Ape Cave Photos, I lived withing 20 miles of them and have been there more times than I can count and have as many old photos. Now in college and have to complete a National Parks project on Mt. St. Helens would like to ask permission to use and cite a couple of your Ape Cave photos if possible.
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