Since we in Seattle have been (finally) enjoying our late summer, it seemed reasonable that an overnight trip to Mount Rainier would result in some clear skies. However, as every skier knows, "Mountain weather can change quickly." In this case, it meant that it was mostly rainy and pea soup fog. However, there were brief periods of the mountain peeking out through the fog.

Long exposure used here to highlight the moody, foggy conditions

Fun long exposure on a waterfall in the rain

Interesting waterfall detail

View from the bottom of Narada Falls