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Carved by the great Missoula Floods, the Columbia River Gorge is a stunning landscape full of breathtaking vistas and abundant waterfalls. With its charming orchards and vineyards and Hood River’s laid-back, surf-town vibe, the area seems like another world, though it’s only an hour from Portland’s downtown. Begin your explorations with this two-day gorge itinerary. Day 1: Views, Falls...
Destination Pacific Northwest on Instagram: “Early morning in the Columbia River Gorge. When it is a 40 minute drive to where you plan to capture the sunrise, you sure hope you are…”
This image was shot over a 2 hour period to take advantage of the best light throughout the scene which ended up being a 5 image manual blend. I had been parked at my spot for an hour when this gentleman rolled up to me and said "You are hogging the best spot"! I was kinda shell shocked and didn't quite know how to respond and so I said first come first serve but your welcome to hump tripods. Now I wish I had two cameras so I could have showed him the look on his face!!!! Did everyone see…
Experience autumn magic in Oregon’s Columbia River Gorge — fiery foliage, cascading waterfalls, and iconic viewpoints like Vista House and Rowena Crest. #AutumnColors #ColumbiaRiverGorge #OregonFall #PNWTravel #WaterfallHikes
Columbia River | I hiked over to "jump-off point" (at least …
I hiked over to "jump-off point" (at least that's what I call it) with fellow Photo Cascadia members Sean Bagshaw and Adrian Klein for a sunset shot on Friday night before our weekend meet-up. We were given some nice color in the sky and a beautiful vista. A few cows kept us company as we photographed Mount Hood and the Gorge. This image was taken with my Canon 70-200mm zoom and my Canon 5D Mark 3.
