This collection is a heartfelt ode to Oregon, a state that has captivated me with its enthralling blend of natural wonders, from the commanding peaks to the enchanting woodlands and serene shores. Entranced by its contrasting climates and captivating charm, I strive to immortalize Oregon’s unique allure through evocative photographs. Immerse yourself in my gallery, and let the bewitching beauty of Oregon’s diverse landscapes stir your soul.
Or, it goes to La Grande.
Along the Pacific Ocean.
Erosion and contrast.
A trickling stream slowly flows by.
Dinner on the beach.
Shot from the Deadman Pass Lookout. It’s the strato-volcano all the way on the left when ya can see ’em.
Enjoy things while you can.
Those iconic falls minus all of the people.
Over near La Grande, Oregon.
The West Rim.
All of the colors.
Gold reflections.
Shit Air.
In amazing Oregon.
On a cloudy day.
Stormy weather up in the Blue Mountains.
A fuzzy memory.
Sea Mist and Curves
Deadman Pass and a bit of the Columbia Plateau.
Wallowa Lake in the sunlight.
A beautiful winter sunset up on Cabbage Hill.
Volcanic remains.
Clear Water and Fresh Air
Historic Columbia River Highway.
Low afternoon sunlight.
Trumpet lichen.
At the wildlife viewing area near North Powder, Oregon.
A Bald Point Sunset.
An alpine lake in winter.
Fall is barely over and snow is already starting to cover the mountain tops.
Destroyed Habitat
Cliche barf city.
Driving along the Oregon Coast Highway.
Sometimes only big things can change, or end you.
Saturated
I spend a lot of time exploring areas my husband works in. La Grande, to Joseph, to Nampa, to Granite, to The Dalles, to Portland, to Tri-Cities, to Walla Walla, to ?????, and everywhere in between!
Sometimes there just isn’t enough color.
Moisture accumulating on subfreezing surfaces.
Old Immigrant Hill Road in autumn.
High speed driving?
Painted Hills is part of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument.
Jason W Lacey 