Here are a couple more images I recently put up on flickr. Finally all caught up with the exception of last summers trip. Getting to them will be less overwhelming now that I’ve gotten all the backlog done 
Posts Tagged ‘photography’
May
02
2011
Catching Up Part 2
Apr
25
2011
Catching Up Part 1
Working through a backlog of images that I’ve been meaning to get to. Mostly from a couple trips to the coast. Trying to get completely caught up so I can continue working on all of the images taken from our trip to Italy and Greece this past summer. I’ve been slacking too much I know.
From a trip to crater lake. Not quite the fresh snow and partial cloudiness I hoped for, hence the black and white treatment:
Timberline Lodge, one of my favorite places, and where I’ve spent a lot of the winter snowboarding:
A couple Sunsets/Sunrises from the Oregon Coast.
Mar
29
2011
The Little Scotts
I’m a bit behind (again) at posting some of my latest images. Recently a new member as added to the family as George and Tracy welcomed Aleena. They asked that I take some newborn shots. Here are a few of them, along with a couple taken a few days ago at a family gathering.
Jan
27
2011
Skibowl Adventures
While new snow around here lately has been non-existent, Chad and I took a weeknight trip a couple weeks back to Skibowl for some night riding and skiing. From the top of ski bowl we were met with clear skies, and a fantastic sunset. We could see Rainier, Adams, Hood, St Helens and Jefferson from the ridge. We just stopped and watched the sunset, with some killer alpenglow on Hood.
This last one was taken when we were out on an excursion with our friend Ginny and her husband Shane
Jan
14
2011
Japanese Gardens, Portland Oregon
Living in Portland and being a photographer means you pretty much have to shoot the Japanese Gardens. It only took 6 years of living in the area before I visited and did so . We went up there with our good friends Nick and Julie in October. It’s taken me this long to get around to editing them. Here are a couple takes on the gardens, including the famous maple tree.
