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Photojournalist takes lens to Pacific Northwest 2018 harvest
By Great Northwest Wine on December 6, 2018
The sun rises Sept. 18, 2018 over Tidalstar Vineyard in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. (Richard Duval Images)
With the last grape picked and the last punch down, well, punched, we thought it timely to view select images of harvest and crush throughout Pacific Northwest wine country. Richard Duval, our resident photographer, logged more than 2,000 miles during a mad four weeks of shooting. Here are some of our favorites.
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