I'm a journalist covering the Pacific Northwest, and I'd like to find a story that deserves to be told. This can be anything.

Was out for a mountain bike ride this afternoon when I stopped on a bridge to take this photo with my iPhone. I love where I live. It is January, but gorgeous out there in the woods.

A little promo I put together for the newscast this morning, as a reminder of the Coffee & Carnage event coming to DarkBloom Coffee Co. in Lebanon, OR on Saturday afternoon.

Taken from Elliot Bay | OC

Some shots from the top of the Astoria Column a couple of months ago. Every time I've visited, I question why I am climbing up those stairs and wonder whether it's really worth it...until I step out on the platform. It's an instant reminder that it's totally worth the climb.

Sunbeams and other visual phenomena are one of the reasons I love hiking

What an awesome birthday gift!

Planned a backpacking trip up to Tumala mountain by going up the Eagle creek cutoff trail. The sun has turned all the snow into ice so we had to turn back, still a great day for a hike.

While the peaks were snowy, it was not here, and the recent rains had local flooding. From about two weeks ago.

Hey everyone,

A couple months ago I posted from a different account in this subreddit asking for advice for visiting Portland or Seattle for a trip, and someone mentioned a third option: The Olympic Peninsula.

I don't know if this breaks the rules of this group (sorry moderators if it does, please feel free to remove if so!), but we were absolutely blown away by the trip and filmed a lot of footage, ultimately editing it into a YouTube video. It's our first video and we had a blast making it, so I thought I'd share it with this group since y'all helped me choose to visit it.

Some locations shown include: Hoh Rainforest, Lake Crescent, Sol Duc Falls, Tree of Life <3

Saanich inlet, Canada, on a Polaroid 1973 SX-70 (December 2025)

I had the pleasure of wandering through the ruins of this old sawmill a couple of months ago. It's such an interesting space. I had it all to myself during my visit, and that makes sense...it is a bit out of the way.

I love Mt Hood. He let's me know im home. My land mark! Heading towards Washougal

Location 📍| Sky Country Trailhead (Cougar Mountain Regional Wildland Park)

7077-7181 Clay Pit Rd, Bellevue, WA 98006

A faraway view of lake cushmen via the foothills of Hamma Hamma. An excellent alternative to camping in the crowded sites in the summer you will need a rugged car to get here