Wenatchee River 9, 16 x 21 inches
Bear Creek 1, 16 x 21 inches
Wenatchee River 30, 16 x 21 inches
Denny Creek 1, 16 x 21 inches
Denny Creek 9, 16 x 21 inches
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I'm setting up a wintry shot on the last day of December '07.
Photographed by D. & L. Mcfeely
Pond 7, 16 x 21 inches
Wenatchee River 36, 16 x 21 inches
Lake Wenatchee 1, 16 x 21 inches
  In my color photography series Anableps, the river is not only a source of inspiration or a metaphor, but quite literally a place where I immerse myself or at least my camera.
 With the camera right on the surface of the water, I magnify small details in the river's eco-system, catching what the light and the water are creating in a split second before the river continues its flow.
The Wenatchee River is one of my favorite locations.