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Autumn leaves in yellow and orange frame the St Johns bridge in Cathedral Park in the city of Portland, OR
Mt Hood located in the Columbia River gorge as seen looking up the Columbia River catches sunlight on it's snow banks in the evening.
Portland Japanese Garden in autumn colors of yellow, orange and red featuring a pond and bridge
Morning sunrise as the stratocumulus clouds lit up over the Columbia River with Mt Hood in the background.
A night time long exposure photograph of the city of Portland Oregon from the Eastbank Esplanade with all the colors reflecting in the Willamette river
So nice to see snow back on the mountain! After a welcomed few days of rain down here and snow up there, Mt Hood received enough of a dusting. Caught this image last night as the Sternwheeler was coming towards me and the tug boat was head up the gorge.
A photograph of Cape Meares beach located on the Oregon coast showing red flowers in the foreground and driftwood with the foggy forested cape in the background.
Forest fire smoke rises behind Mt Hood at sunset with pink and blue hues
A photograph of the Buck Full Moon rising behind the peak of Mt Hood with it's golden light reflecting on the Columbia River in Oregon
Latourell Falls is a waterfall along the Columbia River Gorge in the U.S. state of Oregon, within Guy W. Talbot State Park. The Historic Columbia River Highway passes nearby, and at certain locations the Lower falls are visible from the road.
The world famous haystack rock monolith located at Cannon Beach in Oregon. The photo is taken at sunset with pink skies
A wooden bridge spans two cliffsides as the Lewis River runs below. The bridge is reflected in the water below
Sunlight highlights the iconic Multnomah Falls from the top left as it cascades down a lush green crevice in the Columbia River Gorge.
Peeking through the trees at Mt Hood so PNW! A photograph of Mt Hood through some trees and across the Columbia River as the day light fades.
A "red sky in the morning" means an approaching storm or worsening weather is on the way. Derived from the centuries-old adage, "Red sky in the morning, sailor’s warning," it is often used as a genuine weather forecasting rule of thumb. Photo is of Mt Hood in Oregon.
As the sun sets in the PNW a hue of purple is cast upon the alpine mountain called Mt Hood as viewed across the Columbia River Gorge.