Anyone live in the Palouse Area of Washington? I will be spending some time in June in the Palouse Area. Is there anybody, who is local, that would be willing to show me some of their...

PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

I will be spending some time in June in the Palouse Area. Is there anybody, who is local, that would be willing to show me some of their favorite places to shoot. I am only familiar with the area from my google searches and photo tours, but I would like very much to exchange ideas with another photographer. Or if you can't meet with me, please give me some suggestions for places to shoot the casual observer wouldn't think of photographing. Thanks,
Stan

TheDman Loc: USA

I'll be there in June myself. See you at the top of Steptoe!

speters Loc: Grangeville/Idaho

PixelStan77 wrote:

I will be spending some time in June in the Palouse Area. Is there anybody, who is local, that would be willing to show me some of their favorite places to shoot. I am only familiar with the area from my google searches and photo tours, but I would like very much to exchange ideas with another photographer. Or if you can't meet with me, please give me some suggestions for places to shoot the casual observer wouldn't think of photographing. Thanks,
Stan

Don't forget to stop at the Palouse Falls, they are quite impressive in the spring! Wonderful surroundings!

Dave.Largent Loc: Puyallup, Washington

I am not from the Palouse area, but live on the West side of Washington. As mentioned Steptoe Butte is a great place to get a good view of the surrounding area.
I would suggest going to Pataha Flour Mill at: 50 Hutchens Hill Rd, Pomeroy, WA 99347. They have a restaurant and museum (even a camera collection on display). Check for hours as they only do certain meals on certain days. The museum and meal are all by donation.

The Palouse Falls are great but can be touch to photograph. Wander around and find your best view based on the time of day you are there.

The Lewis and Clark campsite is a display of life size cutouts to show what it would be like to watch them setting up camp. Just east of Dayton on the Patit Road, the Corps of Discovery’s May 2, 1806, The display of 83 steel silhouettes — including 37 human and 27 horse figures.

Have fun.
Dave

Palouse Falls
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Pataha Mill
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Lewis & Clark campsite near Dayton, Wa.

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PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

Dave.Largent wrote:

I am not from the Palouse area, but live on the We... (show quote)

Dave, Thanks for your input

PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

speters wrote:

Don't forget to stop at the Palouse Falls, they are quite impressive in the spring! Wonderful surroundings!

Thanks for the tip

car buff

Palouse area , many great photo opps, been there many times. I am in Longview Wa. Found a photographer from Spokane Wa. that knows every inch of the area. He will guide one or more of the area. Our day with him was 15 hours, shot every thing you can imagine. Best outing.
Fee ? now. But worth it.
Michael Brandt
Home 509 443-0502
cell 509 714-7332
email mb@michaelbrandtphotography.com
good luck on your shoot

PixelStan77 Loc: Vermont/Chicago

car buff wrote:

Palouse area , many great photo opps, been there many times. I am in Longview Wa. Found a photographer from Spokane Wa. that knows every inch of the area. He will guide one or more of the area. Our day with him was 15 hours, shot every thing you can imagine. Best outing.
Fee ? now. But worth it.
Michael Brandt
Home 509 443-0502
cell 509 714-7332
email mb@michaelbrandtphotography.com
good luck on your shoot

Thanks for the tip