Moose's Shooting Report - The Palouse 06.24

The Palouse WA is a spectacular region of the US for photography! In this short video I go through some of the basics of when, where and why you want to shoot in this location. One correction, it's Old Hwy 95, not 395 as I state in the video. Enjoy!
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[@tuggerboga9001]

Thank you Moose. I love the field report and very helpful tips you provide. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

[@JimPowers-nu7hh]

Really Enjoyed the Workshop, the Breakfasts, and Your Images.

[@MoosePeterson]

enjoyed your being part of it ... thanks for the kind words!

[@playhouseinthewoods6103]

Ok just have to confess when I saw the heading of this video All I could think was. I didn’t know that there was a moose season in the Palouse area. I live just north of Pullman in Idaho. I have seen moose at my place in the woods and multiple times on the Palouse. So I had to see who shot a moose. Oh well he is right this area is on of the most beautiful places in the world. Thank for clearing up my confusion. 🙂

[@brichardson001]

Some of my own favorite shots have come from Steptoe Butte! Thanks for sharing and reminding me how special that place is! Enjoy!

[@bobmorse5896]

Thanks, Moose. I always enjoy seeing your take on visiting / photographing an area I've never visited. We live in Massachusetts. It has been 50+ years since we drove / camped across route 80 in the United States and back through Canada. With the fifty more years of life experience and equipment we have now, a repeat would be a very different trip. Hang in there.

[@ChrisIrwin509]

I live in the Palouse. It's beautiful

[@estubee]

Really enjoying the travelogue/shooting report format this year!

[@olsonspeed]

Thanks Moose, I agree, the Palouse in green is a beautiful area. Don't forget to visit the Channeled Scablands, for completely different landscape.