Took this pic in October, 1991 while fishing the Snake River for late Summer Steelhead that had made their way up the Columbia R. and into the Snake R. Beautiful scenery and a great deal of history re mining and Native Americans was learned along the way.
SwittersB & Exploring 
On film?
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Yes…I tweaked it a touch on contrast/brightness…a bit washed out from years in the album. I had an old Pentax ME camera back then.
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You did well
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Nice Picture! Doesn’t loole like it’s from 25 years ago. Where was it shot on snake river?
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Below Hells Canyon Dam, above Wild Sheep Rapids. I tweaked the image a bit re the sky and brightened it a bit. We put in below the dam and worked our way down and back in a friend’s jet boat.
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Motive style and colours are wonderful. What a great fishing it must have been!!
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It actually was extraordinary fishing for not just steelhead, but trout, catfish, sturgeon. We kept a very few fish for a meal.
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What did you end up eating?
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Catfish/deep fried. I wasn’t the chef, but it all tasted great at the end of the day.
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I could do without an excellent meal just to have memories from that part of nature and world.
I took a look at Google Map. What an adventure it must have been!!!
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From what I can see (it is very small and doesn’t open larger) it looks like a lovely scene.
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So when you say very small…on your computer I assume, how small Sherry?
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About 3 inches.
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I always reduce them down as I was long ago instructed to for WP….that does limit, I believe, the ability to enlarge. I will have to check into that.
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I set mine to 1200 px which is small. Then I set the image to open larger.
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I will have to find that opening setting. Thanks….and I do hope you are staying so very cool down there!!!
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I have the AC on 🙂 It is a link setting. On my blog I have instructions on how to make image open larger. On my phone so can’t send the info.
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