In mid-May, I joined a photo workshop for five days in Olympic National Park. We camped at one of the less-visited rainforests in the park. The forest was often chaotic, with things growing in all directions. It was challenging finding and creating photo compositions, but I enjoyed the challenge and being in the forest. I was always seeking the light and letting it guide me.
One evening we went to an area beside the river. The river created an opening and allowed the late-day sunlight to filter into the forest. The first three photos are from that evening.
One of the amazing features of the rainforest are nursery logs. A fallen tree becomes a nursery when seedlings sprout on of the decaying log. As the new tree grows, its roots reach through and around the log. Eventually the fallen tree totally decomposes leaving a network of exposed roots.
To see more photos from this trip, click here.
Lawrence Pallant Photography 
I have photographed in the Hoh Rainforest and know how difficult it is. By the look of these very successful images it looks like you managed it extremely well! Very nice.
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I had low expectations because it was my first time photographing here, but I am pleased with these. Thank you for looking and commenting.
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