Showing posts with label boulders. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boulders. Show all posts
Tuesday, October 23, 2012
Oh look! Pictures!
No real theme to this post. Was just sitting around watching Team America on netflix and decided to something somewhat productive as well. These are some random ones from the time since the last post. Go figure right? Life around SE, a trip to the coast, and a drink on Mt. Hood. Some pictures of fire, and stuff from my trip down to the redwoods likely getting posted soon.
Listening to: Team America World Police
Saturday, September 1, 2012
A different world above the tree line
Went up to Mt. Hood to try and do some camping last week. It would've been the highest elevation I would've ever camped at, but unfortunately, due delays and mix-ups, I only ended up doing a long day hike. Although I didn't get to camp like I wanted, it was still my first time to Timberline Lodge. A really neat place, with lots of history, and amazing views. I want to go back soon and actually spend the night away from all of the city lights. At least I know the mountain isn't going anywhere soon.
Listening to: The Emotions - Best of my Love
Wednesday, April 18, 2012
Take a ride on the fly
These shots are from a little day trip from a few weeks ago out to Coyote Wall. This another one of the great spots in the Columbia River Gorge, a little over an hour from Portland, near White Salmon, WA. This hike also marks the first occasion of me getting bit by a tick. Luckily I got the little bastard off before he was able to really bury himself in my side, but I still wasn't stoked.
Listening to: CCR - Lookin Out My Back Door
Labels:
35mm,
bokeh,
boulders,
Cars,
Cliffs,
Color,
Columbia River Gorge,
Coyote Wall,
Dead animals,
Dogs,
Double exposure,
fences,
photography,
portraits,
rocks,
trails,
trees,
waterfalls
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