Pulled up this photo from early 2010. The crow was perched on the tree branch outside of my window. I waited with my telephoto lens sticking out of my bedroom window until it made a move. At the time it was a photo exercise in capturing the decisive moment – now, seeing it years later, it seems more moody.   

This photo was taken on my Nikon D1 sometime back in 2009.  That camera… the D1, was from 2000! It was the first line of DSLR cameras Nikon built. Times change

This image was taken right at dawn before the morning mist was able to burn off. 

I stayed up all night while I was living in Corvallis Summer of 2012 – 

This was a photo I created for a news story the Barometer was running.   The Ninkasi Brewery tour stopped by the Brew Station (RIP) 

I think this is somewhere on the Highway heading in to Klamath Falls. The open highways of of the North West can be so interesting … and so long and desloate. 

This photo already exists on this blog somehwere back in the catelog, but I saw it again and thought that it would be worth posting.      This image wast taken at the Finnely wildlife refuge south of Corvallis Oregon – April 2011

Jeremy, in classic form, jumping off a rock at the Illinois river down in Southern Oregon.

I picked my friend Justin up from his home in Eugene and headed out of town late on a friday evening.  We drove to this pull out / campsite near Smith Rock State Park.  This was late April, 2011  

The October color of central Utah I passed this photo by, never really paid much attention to it in my Lightroom library. That is where so many of my photos seem to end up… and for what?   This project , or the reason that I am posting so many of my photos to my blog and social media is because I want my photos to get off my hard drives and out somewhere. 

This photo was taken in the desert out side of Moab Utah. This dead tree still stood beside the wall of sand stone. 

The total solar eclipse – May 2012 – I took this photo by holding up a piece of welders glass 

  This photo was taken at my campsite in the Redwood national forrest.  

Just pushing out a few interesting images I still had from the trinity Alps. 

I am working on a new project called Overland Oregon, my plan is to post articles and photos of Overland adventures across Oregon.  

I have yet to joust a trout out of the water in efforts to get a meal at night, but may be I should practice, I am week on survival skills, but I seem to make out just fine. 

Arches is such a strange and interesting place.  The landscape is so desolate and sureal. Once pristine, now crowded with lines of visitors crawling across the fins of sandstone like ants trafficking a nest. 

Marina is hard at work making a camp breakfast while we were camped outside of Yellowstone NP in late September 2011.

Pretty sketchy honey shop out in the middle of nowhere. 

I think this is looking out across the Colorado river , up river from the Grand Canyon. 

Shot this photo with a tripod in the creek while I was backpacking through the trinity alps in Northern California.  I like the soft look of the water and the simple blue tones in the picture.  

  Really nice place to camp for the week.  Strange to not see another person for a whole week.  Wilderness can teach you a lot. 

 … looks like elephants to me 

This bus has a tiny bus welded to the top of it!

This image is looking back toward Page Arizona, a desolate place, but with some interesting beauty.

  The unfocused points of light are leaves of a grove of Aspen trees in the height of their fall color 

This bison came pretty close to us while we were travelling though Yellowstone National Park. 

Part of the Cowboy Cliche.

This is an alternat Crater Lake Panorama that I never posted. 

This image was made during May of 2013 while I was on a camping trip with my Father and Grandfather.  My Grandpa Sherm, hiking around a spot in the high desert of eastern Oregon.