Fine Art Nature and Landscape Images of the Mountains and Lakes of the Northwest
As you travel along the numerous mountain roads of the Northwest, you’re bound to experience magnificent views, vistas and wildlife. While some mountains can only be found off the beaten path, others are very well known. Lakes dot the landscape. Many of which were created, thousands of years ago, by lava flows or volcanic craters. Enjoy exploring the rain forests of the Coast Range, the volcanic peaks of the Cascades, or the Blues, Wallowa, Steen’s, Siskiyou, and Klamath Mountains. The Northwest mountains have a lot to offer.
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Redwoods and Rhododendrens
Redwoods and rhododendrons on a foggy morning, California's Del Norte Redwoods State Park
Sunbeams in the Redwood Forest
Sunbeams cut through the fog on a morning hike in the Redwoods
Sunbeams and Rhodies
Sunbeams cut through the fog and light up the rhododendron flowers in the redwoods
Spring in the Redwoods
Foggy spring morning with flowering rhododendrons and trail through the redwoods
Stout Grove Sun Rays
Picture of sun rays Stout Grove, in Jedediah State Park.
Mt Hood Sunrise and Tulips
Mt Hood and Tulips Sunrise
Sisters Morning Light
Sunrise on the snow covered peaks of North and Middle Sisters, Oregon Cascade Mountains
MT Washington Sunrise
Winter sunrise at Mt Washington, Oregon's Cascade Mountains
Mt Washington B&W
Mount Washington, Oregon Cascade Mountains, B & W taken on a cold winter morning
Kiss of Morning Light
The sunrise kissing a snow covered mountain with light, near Stevens Pass Washington
Trillium Lake and Mt Hood
Long exposure at sunset with pink clouds reflecting in Trillium Lake and above Mt Hood, Oregon
Edith Creek Autuum
Edith Creek cascades down the flank of Mt Rainier though huckleberries and boulders.
Mt Adams Autumn
Autumn colors near Mt Adams
Sisters Lava Field
Mt St Helens Crater
Blast Zone trees are still floating on Spirit Lake, below Mt St Helens, 43 years after the eruption.
Scott Lake Reflection
I used a 10 stop ND filter to get a 30 second long exposure. The long exposure flattened out the ripples and makes a clearer reflection. It even made the two kayaks across the lake disappear, since they didn't stay in one place.
Framed Reflection
Mt Rainier is framed by trees in Reflection Lake, Mt Rainier National Park
Edith Creek Autumn 2
Autumn at Mt Rainier National Park. Edith Creek cascades down the hill among fields of huckleberries.
Reflection
A calm day and calming moment at Reflection Lake, Mt Rainier National Park
Rhodies in the Forest
North Sister
View to the Sea
View toward the Pacific, at sunset, from the Oregon Coast Range
Life After The Fire
Hillside ablaze with fall colors, shrubs growing back after the forest fire
Waldo Lake Sunrise
Image of Waldo Lake in August. Forest fires created an orange glow to the sky during sunrise
Crater Lake Pano
We used snowshoes to get from the parking lot, at the Crater Lake Lodge, to Discovery Point. It is over a mile, and we used headlamps to navigate our way in the dark. This panoramic photograph is 4 separate images stitched together to make one image. This image can be printed over 60 inches wide.
Crater Lake Sunrise
The way the sky lite up for this photo, had me dreaming of orange sherbet and Creamsicles.
Denali Pano 2
Happily the clouds unveiled both North and South Denali for this sunrise photo. The weather forecast was correct, which was a good thing, since we left from Fairbanks, Alaska at midnight to get here in time for sunrise.
Denali Pano 1
We were in Fairbanks, Alaska watching and shooting the northern lights. I kept watching the weather forecast for Denali, hoping to have a clear day. The forecast looked good, so we left Fairbanks at midnight and drove down the Parks Highway. Both North and South Denali are visible in this sunrise picture.
Winter at Crater Lake
The sun sets at Crater Lake in the winter
Crater Lake Sunburst
Sunburst image at Crater Lake, Oregon as the sun climbs over Garfield Peak. The large peak in the center on the east side of the lake is Mt Scott.
Winter Sunrise
Winter Sunrise, captured near Crate Lake, Oregon
Alaska Range Sunrise
Sunrise in Alaska (golden hour), near the equinox, is close to a two hour event. Here in Oregon Sunrise happens in about half of that amount of time. The windblown snow and fiery sunrise created wonderful lines throughout the image. I enjoyed capturing this image, even if it was only 4 degrees Fahrenheit.
Mt Jefferson Sunset
We hiked into Jefferson Park in the Mt. Jefferson, Oregon wilderness for an overnight camping trip. I walked around Scout Lake to the north side to capture this image of Mt Jefferson as the sun was setting. A long exposure time smoothed out the ripples in the lake resulting in a wonderful reflection.
Vine Maple with Melting Snow
Image taken on a cool crisp October morning at Clear Lake, Oregon.
Broken Top
This photograph was taken at Sparks lake, Oregon. It was mid-afternoon and people were out in their kayaks enjoying the view of Broken Top Mountain.
Coast Range
View from the Coast Range Mountains to the Cascade Mountain peaks
