Yakima Collection (page 2)

USA, Washington, Paterson. A bunch of grapes sit on an oak barrel at Columbia Crest Winery

USA, Washington, Yakima Valley. Crates await for the fall fruit harvest

WA, Yakima Valley, Red Willow Vineyards with stone chapel

A device to allow CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) to escape the oak wine barrels at Columbia Crest Winery, Prosser, Washington, USA

WA, Yakima County, Yakima Valley, Red Willow vineyard with stone chapel

USA, WA, Yakima Valley, Ripe Siyrah Grapes on Vines in Front of Red Willow Vineyard Chapel

USA, Washington, San Juan Islands. A ferry and Mt. Baker

Sick migrant child. Washington, Yakima Valley, Toppenish. Date 1939 Aug

Migratory children living in Ramblers Park. They have lived on the road for three years. Nine children in the family. Yakima Valley, Washington. Date 1939 Aug

The oldest girl seated in the doorway of the house trailer cares for the family. Yakima Valley, Washington. Date 1939 Aug

THE HUMAN TORNADO, 1925. Silent film starring Yakima Canutt

SILENT STILL: MAN & WOMAN. Yakima Canutt in The Ridin Comet

USA, Washington, Yakima. Male pleated woodpecker landing at cavity nest with chicks in nest

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Discover the rich history and natural beauty of Yakima, a captivating region in Washington State. From the Yakima Indian valley on the Columbia River to the flourishing vineyards in Yakima Valley, this place is filled with enchanting sights. Step back in time to 1939 as Dorothea Lange captures the essence of life in Celilo, Wasco County, Oregon. The Yakima Indian village along the Columbia River comes alive through her lens, offering a glimpse into a bygone era. Fast forward to present-day Yakima Valley and witness its transformation into a thriving wine region. Vineyards stretch as far as the eye can see, showcasing nature's bounty and providing fertile ground for winemaking excellence. A picturesque barn nestled amidst these vineyards adds rustic charm to this idyllic landscape. Experience firsthand the excitement of harvest season at Teft Cellars in Rattlesnake Hills AVA within Yakima Valley. The crush is underway, bringing together passionate winemakers and luscious grapes that will soon be transformed into exquisite wines. But it's not just about wine; nature also plays a significant role here. Mount Rainier stands tall amidst foggy mornings, creating an ethereal atmosphere that leaves visitors awe-inspired by its grandeur. The Washington Cascades provide a breathtaking backdrop for outdoor enthusiasts seeking adventure. Yakima Valley isn't just about history or natural wonders; it's about embracing diversity and celebrating cultures like that of the Yakama Nation who have called this land home for centuries. Their presence resonates through time thanks to Lange's evocative photographs from 1939. Lastly, immerse yourself in viticulture as you witness Tempranillo grapes reaching their final stages of veraison – an exciting moment symbolizing progress and anticipation for what lies ahead. Intriguingly diverse yet harmoniously connected – that is what defines Yakima.