Pavillion By a nail-biting vote of 52-50 in 1843, Oregon became a provisional territory of the United States. If not, […]
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A Winter Trek from Champoeg to Butteville
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A December Outing along the Portland Waterfront
I enjoy the fact that, unlike nature photography, urban photography requires a focus on sharp angles and geometric shapes. To […]
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The Urban Vibe of Portland – II
On a cool, cloudy and drizzly weekend day in mid-February, I did a pleasant 12-mile loop hike from home. The […]
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The Urban Vibe of Portland – I
One of the benefits of photography is being able to capture a snapshot in time. Because urban environments change significantly […]
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Early Winter at Champoeg
By a nail-biting vote of 52-50 in 1843, Oregon became a provisional territory of the United States. The voting site […]
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An Early Spring Day of Hiking and Photography in Portland – III. Pearl District to Portland Heights
It was a warm, sunny, early spring day in the City of Roses. A great day to break out the […]
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An Early Spring Day of Hiking and Photography in Portland – II. Camping on Public Property
It was a warm, sunny, early spring day in the City of Roses. A great day to break out the […]
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An Early Spring Day of Hiking and Photography in Portland – I. Portland Heights to the Pearl District
It was a warm, sunny, early spring day in the City of Roses. A great day to break out the […]
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Champoeg to Butteville
Red-dead nettle and oaks toothwort are odd names for early-blooming wildflowers. It makes one believe that neither had good marketing […]