Poulton Imaging » Washington

Yellow Aster Butte

Joe Poulton — Mon, 17 May 2010 04:02:40 +0000

Matt trekking through avalanche debris

Took this shot of Matt on our way up Yellow Aster Butte last Thursday. We did not make it up due difficulties in the steep forest. I found a few tree wells to be rather inviting unintentionally.

A Gull at Larrabee

Joe Poulton — Sun, 16 May 2010 05:12:47 +0000

Taking flight at Larrabee State Park

I got this shot on Friday at Larrabee State park along Chuckanut Dr south of Bellingham, Wa. Went out there for some bouldering and photography after a hard day in the mountains on Thursday.

Mount Saint Helens

Joe Poulton — Fri, 23 Apr 2010 16:44:39 +0000

Mount Saint Helens from the Worm Flow approach trail.

I had a 3 hour window of opportunity yesterday morning so I decided to scope out the standard winter approach on the South side of Helens or Loowit (Keeper of the Fire). I took the above photo with my little HD video/photo camera. The lighting is not as I would have liked it had I used my DSLR.

Portraits

Joe Poulton — Fri, 16 Oct 2009 02:16:06 +0000

WSU Vancouver portrait of David and Abbey

I took this shot the other evening for David and Abbey…it took awhile to find a good flow due to the cold evening air. However, we achieved some quality. Take a look at more images in my portraits folder.

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Ape Caves

Joe Poulton — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 06:55:52 +0000

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.

Kalama River

Joe Poulton — Sat, 20 Jun 2009 04:04:29 +0000

I got this shot from the same location as the previous image along the Kalama River in Washington.

Kalama River

Joe Poulton — Fri, 19 Jun 2009 16:43:03 +0000

I got this shot yesterday along the Kalama River Road just Northeast of Kalama, Washington. It was a moderate adventure getting to this spot. As my friend was driving I spotted some rapids in the river. We stopped and found our way through the trees to a steep embankment of about 60 feet with ropes to do the hand over hand method down the steep terrain. It was enjoyable.

Salmon Creek

Joe Poulton — Wed, 21 May 2008 04:43:59 +0000

I went for a bike ride the other day. As I was returning on the Salmon Creek Greenway bike path in Vancouver , Washington this sight jumped at me. Naturally I had to attempt to capture such a wonderful scene.