Warm Springs Reflection

more of the high plateau with Jefferson showing off

Mirror me mirror you

Aspiring pilots at Hillsboro Aviation practicing maneuvers at Troutdale airport outside Portland, Oregon...

Central Oregon Sunrise

The Three Sisters in Central Oregon at Sunrise with the moon adding an exclamation point...

Mt Jefferson Reflection

Mt Jefferson reflected in a spring on the High Plateau in Central Oregon...

Pillar of Gold

Sunrise claims a solitary pillar in the Columbia Gorge...

Holiday Lights at The Grotto

A waterfall is illuminated by Holiday lights at The Grotto Sanctuary Festival of Lights in Portland, Oregon

Foster Love

Foster a Dog this year, the need is incredible and the rewards are immeasurable.

http://www.greatpyreneesrescuesociety.org/

Vista House Colors

Fall colors on brilliant display in the Columbia Gorge...

Deschutes Sunset

 A stunning sunset in Bend on the Deshcutes River in Central Oregon yesterday...

Double Sunflare in Central Oregon

I love it when a shot aligns perfectly.  When you are at the right place at the right time, and there it is.  The reflection of the sunspot on the waters of Suttle Lake as seen through the perfectly round hole in this burned-out snag happened just this way.  The double sun flare is at first confusing, but awesome! Enjoy...

Mill Pond Bend, Oregon

Geese rest on the Mill Pond in Bend, Oregon backed by Holiday lights on a nearby residence...

Sunset over Portland, Oregon

Aneroid Cabin

A cabin within a private in-holding at Aneroid Lake in Eastern Oregon

Blessed Silence in Oneonta Gorge

Oneonta Gorge in the middle of the blizzard last Thursday.   It was so quiet, so peaceful.  No one else was around and the silence was so beautiful.  I hope that this gives some notion of that feeling.

Soulmates

Rusty and his Soulmate in Charlestown, on the Oregon Coast

Supermoon rising in Portland, Oregon

Bridge of the Gods at sunrise in Cascade Locks, Or.

 The view down the Columbia Gorge from Hood River

Broken Top at Sunrise

“Nobody climbs mountains for scientific reasons. Science is used to raise money for the expeditions, but you really climb for the hell of it.”
(Edmund Hillary)

Broken Top with a fresh coat this morning at Sunrise

Black Butte Tupelo

Sunrise at Black Butte in Central Oregon, with the original fire lookout, a classic cascade style that is rarely seen anymore.  This structure is flanked in this shot by two peaks, Mt. Hood in the background on the right and Three Fingered Jack in the foreground on the left.  Iphoneography at its best.