Photographing a full Falls | Snoqualmie Valley Record

Photographing a full Falls

Checking out a digital snapshot of Snoqualmie Falls, Mercedes and Dean Kumasaka of Bellevue check out the flood-filled waters of Snoqualmie Falls, Tuesday, Dec. 4. Mist from the Falls was so thick, spectators couldn't see the bottom.

October 2, 2008 6:46 pm

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