Most of these landscape images were taken here in our home state of oregon with a couple of exceptions.
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" Oregon's Painted Hills ll "
" Painted Hills Patterns "
An enhanced view taken at 200 mm reveals the beautiful patterns that make up the Painted hills. Although the hills give the appearance of a velvet texture they are actually made up of hard clay and look quite rough close up. The hills are completely in hospitable to plant-life.
An enhanced view taken at 200 mm reveals the beautiful patterns that make up the Painted hills. Although the hills give the appearance of a velvet texture they are actually made up of hard clay and look quite rough close up. The hills are completely in hospitable to plant-life.
" Painted Fingers "
Another perspective showing the beauty these hills possess.
Another perspective showing the beauty these hills possess.
" Red Hill "
This really is called Red Hill and can be found within the Painted Hills Unit above. This otherworldly landscape must be seen in person to really appreciate it's ancient geology.
This really is called Red Hill and can be found within the Painted Hills Unit above. This otherworldly landscape must be seen in person to really appreciate it's ancient geology.
" Magic Morning At Mount Shasta "
This view was taken from Weed California just off of I-5.
"Mt St Helens Steam Plume"
Photo taken from Sauvies Island Looking into washington state over the Colombia river. The dramatic steam rises hundreds of feet after some mountain activity had been reported earlier in the week.
" High Footbridge "
This highly photographed wooden footbridge can be found near Yacolt Washington off of Lucia Falls Dr.
This Photograph has special meaning to me as it was the first landscape shot I took using my new Pentax K10d DSLR. I was thoroughly impressed with the vivid colors this camera rendered. This horizontal waterfall is a tributary of the Clackamas River approximately 10 miles from the town of Estacada oregon.
Mt Hood National Forest
Mt Hood as viewed from the Old Maid Flats ; a huge expanse of boulders and debris initially caused by a massive mudslide that occurred over 250 years ago. This area of Mt Hood is ever changing as the harsh winter storms play havoc on the landscape.
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