Oregon photography

Autumn has started and we are entering the time of the year where days are getting shorter, cool weather, and the changing tree colors around. Now is the perfect time to see the beauty of fall foliage in most places around the world, and it's the peak in Oregon.Oregon is a beautiful place to enjoy the fall foliage. The rows of bright yellow, red, and orange trees welcome us to the state. The lush green rainforest during autumn is a treat to the eyes. The time of changing leaves differs every…

May 17, 2016 1. South Sister Photo Jeff Handlin The South Sister has a summit crater which holds a small crater lake known as Teardrop Pool, the highest lake in Oregon. The hike up the South Ridge of South Sister is a long, steep, non-technical hike that can be completed in a day. 2. Canyon Creek Meadows Photo Mike Putnam The Canyon Creek Meadows Hike is a favorite of many Oregon hikers, for a good reason. It features meadows, waterfalls, creeks, and a close-up view of Three Fingered Jack…

Planning a road trip along the northern Oregon coast? You won't want to miss these epic and scenic spots on your visit!

Grab your camera and hiking boots then head for these ten places to visit in Oregon (that aren’t Portland).

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Perched on the western fringes of the United States, Portland is one of Oregon's largest cities to explore. With oodles of parks, easy access to some epic - 11 Best Things To Do In Portland, Oregon - Travel, Travel Advice - North America, Oregon, Portland, United States - Travel, Food and Home Inspiration Blog with door-to-door Travel Planner! - Travel Advice, Travel Inspiration, Home Inspiration, Food Inspiration, Recipes, Photography

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from Mt. Ashland, Oregon at dusk

An Oregon Coast photography collection focused on the Samuel H Boardman Scenic Corridor outside of Brookings in Southern Oregon.