
- Nikon D200
- Nikon 17–55mm ƒ2.8G
- ISO 100
- 1⁄90 second
- ƒ5
- Adobe Lightroom 8.4
I had been wanting to find a way onto the eastern foothills trails since the roads I used to take were blocked off. Today Laura and I found a way.

- Nikon D200
- Nikon 17–55mm ƒ2.8G
- ISO 100
- 1⁄320 second
- ƒ5
- Adobe Lightroom 8.4
Excitement for pictures from a new vantage point was dispelled by heavy summer haze.

- Nikon D200
- Nikon 17–55mm ƒ2.8G
- ISO 100
- 1⁄80 second
- ƒ5
- Adobe Lightroom 8.4

- Nikon D200
- Nikon 17–55mm ƒ2.8G
- ISO 200
- 1⁄25 second
- ƒ3.5
- Adobe Lightroom 8.4

- Nikon D200
- Nikon 17–55mm ƒ2.8G
- ISO 320
- 1⁄40 second
- ƒ3.5
- Adobe Lightroom 8.4
“No discharging of firearms within, across, or into posted area.” This reminds me of playing games like tag as a kid and having a spot that was “base.” I guess if someone is shooting at you, this area is base.

- Nikon D200
- Nikon 17–55mm ƒ2.8G
- ISO 100
- 1⁄160 second
- ƒ5.6
- Adobe Lightroom 8.4
My daughter in her helmet of choice. Gates kept us from Lucky Peak itself so we found a road to turn back toward Boise.

- Nikon D200
- Nikon 17–55mm ƒ2.8G
- ISO 100
- 1⁄160 second
- ƒ5.6
- Adobe Lightroom 8.4
We were searching for a mine I once encountered over here. I think it must now be on the other side of “No Motor Vehicles” signs.

- Nikon D200
- Nikon 17–55mm ƒ2.8G
- ISO 100
- 1⁄90 second
- ƒ5.6
- Adobe Lightroom 8.4
Table Rock is hardly recognizable from the backside, not to mention the shroud of haze. In spite of the bad air it was fun to ride with my daughter, fun to see things from a new perspective.