Experience the Northwest’s best-kept secrets in this newest book by husband-and-wife photography team Tom Kirkendall and Vicky Spring. Covering the Evergreen State from Seattle to Spokane and everywhere in between, Washington: A Photographic Journey highlights the state’s cities, attractions, and natural vistas in vibrant color photographs. Readers will love revisiting their favorite corners of the state, whether the dramatic coastline, the Olympic rain forest, the lofty Cascade Range, or the sweeping agricultural fields of the Inland Empire.

The San Juan Islands of Washington state make up some of the country's most breath-taking scenery. Carved by glaciers of long ago, the islands consist of a rugged beachfront, thousand-foot deep channels, plentiful wildlife, and charming communities. In 77 color photographs, Charles Gurche creates a tribute to the islands that is picture perfect.

Softcover.

Bob McIntyre's sensitive and informative foreword sets the tone for this photographic tribute to Mount Rainier National Park. Charles Gurche once again captures the essence of his subject's natural and man-made features.

Seattle culture, color, and charm grace the pages of Seattle: A Photographic Journey, the first book in a new photography book series from award-winning publisher Farcountry Press. With work from Seattle natives Joel Rogers and Terry Donnelly, the 81 color photographs represent a combined 45 years of photography experience. From the water and air, on the ground and underground, Donnelly and Rogers capture the energy and warmth of the Emerald City. Get a sense of Seattle's love of beaches and boats of all shapes and size, its Native American and Asian heritage, and the world-class art and entertainment that keeps visitors coming back for more. The brilliant colors of Seattle: A Photographic Journey highlight the places that make Seattle great: neon-lit Pike Place Market, lush parks, fascinating museums, and cozy floating homes. Join Donnelly and Rogers on a city-sized odyssey through this Pacific Northwest prize.

An excellent photographic tribute to Washington's second-largest city from photographer Charles Gurche. Whether a resident of, or a visitor to, this unique city, named after the Spokane Indian tribe, one can't help but fall in love with this charming community. Vivid photographs showcase Spokane's architecture, natural areas, rich history, and unique culture.

Frates presents 91 full-color photographs of this picturesque region of America that abuts the immense Pacific Ocean. The images convey the coast's beauty and moods, with landscapes large and small, as well as a selection of images from the impressive Coast Range. Intense, bright-orange sunsets are counterbalanced by tranquil, pastel-colored sunrises and misty, evocative panoramas. The region's unique lighthouses provide a focal point throughout the book. Sea lions, wildflowers, and unique rock formations round out the offerings.

This Handy Guide covers all the best hikes, picnic spots, places to see wildlife, wildflowers, waterfalls, and more. Compiles by a former park ranger, with beautiful color photographs, locator maps and directions.

168 color photographs

2 black-and-white photographs

11 maps

164 pages

softcover

PUR perfect bound

5.5" x 8.5 "

The Cascade Range stretches over 700 miles from northern California to British Columbia. The mountain range is full of wildlife and volcanoes to explore, but watch where you step! The animals that live there are often hard to find-but not their poop! Join Emily, Michael, May, and their parents as they examine poop (scat) and footprints (tracks) to find out who pooped in the Cascades. By examining signs left by animals, the kids learn about animal behavior, diet, and identification. Who Pooped in the Cascades? is the perfect backpack companion for your trip to any part of the Cascades. Fun illustrations of the animals and their scat and tracks supplement the charming story, and a quick-reference chart at the back makes field identification a breeze.

Softbound.