I do remember doing that challenge, shortly after WordPress stopped sponsoring them. I understand that we have to keep our photos to only six, so I am going to try using ones that I have not used before.

I’m pretty sure that landscape photos can be taken from any vantage point that’s not a closeup, so for my first one, here’s a landscape taken from an airplane window, on our October journey to the Carolinas. We were blessed with a clear day.

This shows three of our volcanoes, Mt. Rainier, Mt. St. Helens, and Mt. Adams, all in a row. Below them are the East side of the Cascades, of which the volcanoes are a part. The river is the Yakima, which has a beautiful canyon road which everyone who visits should travel.

This is the autumn lakeshore, along Silver Lake near my home. It was a windless day, so the lake reflected the trees and houses along the shore.

This is a barn near LaConner, in the Skagit Valley, surrounded by a little field of corn.

Rather a mundane location, the business park where I used to work, but the snowy trees were lovely, early in the morning.

The fields of tulips in LaConner, just this year.

And an oldie but a goodie for me. I just love this photo, and think it’s one of the best ones I ever took, and it’s right outside my front door. You can almost feel the silence.

Here’s the Link to Tina’s original post, and to Egidio’s original original!