News and Adventures
BeerZaar Tonight Postponed
I am sorry to report that tonight’s BeerZaar at the Issaquah Brewhouse has been canceled. Some of our vendors had to cross passes that were under a winter weather advisory and did not feel comfortable making the trip. The event was scheduled from 5-8 PM on December 5th, 2016. But we will reschedule. Stay tuned!
read moreBeerZaar at the Brewhouse is Back!
It’s hard to believe it’s been a year already, but the holiday season is upon us again, and so is BeerZaar! Avoid the malls, shop small, and help local businesses and artists by shopping at the Issaquah Brewhouse BeerZaar Monday night!
read moreSanta Returns to Timber Creek This Weekend!
If you missed our opening weekend, you still have two weekends left to get your family photos taken with Santa, whatever your family may be!
read moreBlack Friday 20% Sale!
Merchants seem to have two schools of thought about Black Friday these day: Open stupid early and encourage all kinds of bargain shopping chaos, or give employees the day off to go hiking. Well, I’m going to do both!
read moreMeet Santa at Timber Creek Starting This Weekend!
This isn’t just for kids, either! Bring your kids, your pets, and yourself and get your family portrait taken with Santa while helping the Homeward Pet Adoption Center with their mission!
read moreA Walk on the Wildside
I have the privilege of living on a small mountain in the foothills of the Cascade Mountain Range, and on top of that mountain is a huge urban wildland park. This week I decided to hike in to what I refer to as my “back yard” and see what kind of late autumn photographs I could find.
read moreAnniversary Clearance Sale!
I started getting messages from friends and colleagues the other day, congratulating me on my anniversary. Anniversary? Sure enough, my little company is four years old this week! That calls for an Anniversary Sale!
read moreVisiting the Scottish Lakes High Camp
Last week in Larch Lake and the Scottish Lakes High Camp we talked about visiting Larch Lake to photograph the fall color of the turning larches. Now I’ll tell you the story of the Scottish Lakes High Camp and how it came to be!
read moreLarch Lake and the Scottish Lakes High Camp
While on a backpacking trip in British Columbia a few years back, I asked some experienced backcountry photographers where the best place was to photograph larch trees in the fall. Without hesitation, they unanimously responded, “Larch Lake!”. So when my friend Max asked me if I wanted some vouchers to stay in the high camp near there, he didn’t have to ask twice!
read moreBackcountry Bridge Building
What do you do when heavy snows destroy the only bridge that hikers can use to cross a fast-running and dangerous river? You get out there and build a newer, better one by hand, of course!
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