Lost Lake
A peaceful evening spent huddled in the trees lake side...
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Lookout Mountain
From Lookout Mountain you get this amazing view of the east side of Mt. Hood.
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White River
Mt. Hood moments before a fog bank rolled in obscuring the view...
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From Water in Motion
Two Hoods are Better Than One
Mt. Hood reflecting off of Trillium Lake.
Mt. Hood Highway
Started off 2016 snow shoeing up the freshly snow covered slopes of Mt. Hood. The mountains really know how to make one feel alive!
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Mt. Hood Moonrise
This was a truly awesome moment watching the moon appear from behind Mt. Hood...
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Starting Fresh
Mt. Hood reflecting off of Lost Lake in the early morning...
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Mt. Hood in the Morning
Mt. Hood rising over the remnants of the Dollar Lake fire from 2011.
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First Light
Hiking up the Timberline Trail toward McNeil point, this is the first view of Mt. Hood. On this breezy, zub zero degree morning in late November of 2014, I was very lucky to pop out of the tree cover just as the sun was about to crest over the mountain.
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Lostine Valley
The Lostine river winding it's way through the Lostine Valley with Eagle Cap Mountain in the distance. The Wallowa Mountains are truly a special place.
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Trillium Lake
Trillium Lake lies just South of Mt. Hood and is a very popular camping and recreation spot. This photo was taken just before the sun came down on a chili, mosquito filled evening in early July. On the slopes of the mountain you can see the lights of Timberline Lodge and of the snow cats that are grooming the Palmer snowfield.
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Ladd Creek
Just an amazing view of Mt. Hood from the glacially carved out canyon that Ladd Creek tumbles through.
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From Water in Motion
Pillars of the Gorge
These amazing rock features near Shepard's Dell were carved by ancient ice age floods that passed through the Columbia River Gorge...
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From Lost in Nature
Cascades
The layers of the Cascade Mountains as seen from the slopes of Mt. Hood...
Lost Lake Morning
Perfection Lake
Perfection Lake with Prusik Peak looming above...
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From Waterscapes
Steens Mountain
Oh how I love Steens Mountain. 🤗 It's so fascinating. Did you know that while Steens Mountain looks to be a mountain range, it's actually just one mega-mountain? Before it was a mountain, it was also a location where the Earth's crust opened up and spewed out layers and layers of lava, contributing to the Columbia River basalt floods. If you look closely you can see the layers in this photo.
Johnsrud Viewpoint
When I see this mountain, I know that I'm home...
Pahto
Mount Adams, or Pahto as named by the Multnomah tribe.
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