Columbia Gorge
The 611 foot high Multnomah Falls is one of the more visited falls along the Columbia Gorge. Access to the bridge at the top of the lower falls is a pretty easy walk.
Jenny and I are taking a rest stop on a short hike to another water fall when I decided to use my tripod and self timer to take this shot.
This is a two second exposure of Bridal Veil Falls.
Another angle of Bridal Veil Falls.
This tranquil stream led away from one of the many water falls in the gorge.
This black and white photo of Mt. Hood was taken on an overcast afternoon. I ended up liking the overall texture of this image much more than the original one in color.
This stone structure is Crown Point. It overlooks the Columbia River on the south or Oregon side of the river. I was unable to convince the 2 cars on located the left of this photo to move before I took this photo.
This is a photo of a barge transporting the equivalent of 400 truck loads of cargo. I took this photo from our hotel balcony. I like the fact that the barge is heading east and the train on the opposite or Washington side of the Columbia River is going west.
My beautiful companion, bride, and sherpa.