Erik Lundh

Thanks Craig. Yes, I know the water looks blown out but the web compression is part of the cause. There is detail in the highlights they just didn't carry over. And yes I know you can scramble down to the bottom but the rocks were wet so I decided to stay on top.

 

I noticed the tilted horizon after I posted it. I always check for it but this time I just "spaced it out".

 

Taken on the Salmon River Trail in the Mt. Hood National Forest

This was taken in the Salmon River Wildnerss near Mt. Hood Oregon.

Let me know what you think. Thanks in advance!

Comments and critiques are appreciated.

Comments and critiques are welcome!

. This was takeb along the Dalles Mt. road just north of the Columbia

River. It was just beautiful up there with very little wind. That's the

Columbia River in the background. The photo was taken facing west.

This last weekend my wife and I traveled highway 101 from Lincoln City

to Crescent City CA. The weather was terrible and we even had some

snow in Bandon where we stayed for two nights. This shot was taken of

the Crescent City Lighthouse mid afternoon in a small break from the

weather. This particular lighthouse has a whole lot of potential if you hit

it at the right time. Since the light was kind of harsh, I decided to

convert it to B&W. The wind was really blowing and it was COLD!! What

do you think?

Probably the best sunset I've seen over Portland OR. Let me know what

you think. Thanks for looking

This was taken late fall this year when the whole area is usually covered

with snow. The lighting from the setting was hitting the area with light

like I've never seen before. Let me know what you all think.

Comments and critiques are welcome!

This was taken at the Oregon Coast as the tide was coming in. Under

the ground is the ocean and every once in a while it would form a spray

through a giant crack. Let me know what you think. Thanks in advance.

Let me know if you think the B&W conversion works for this image.

Thanks in advance.

Comments and critiques are welcome!

I shot this the other day high in the Mt. Hood national forest on

Wildcat Mt. I was bush wacking when I started thinking of the name of

the Mt. I was on (Wildcat Mt.) I quickly shot this scene and got the

heck out of there thinking a Cougar was lurking around. Let me know

what you think of the image.

Comments and critiques are welcome!

This was taken in centreal Oregon of the painted hills during a cool

sunset. Let me know what you think!

This was taken in the John Day National monument fossil beds. It is the painted hills unit and

it's very difficult to get a good shot with clouds since the area gets less than seven inches of

rain a year. Let me know what you think.

This is shot of an invasion of Beargrass in the Mt. Hood national

forest.

Thanks for the comments. I've tried on many occasions to get a shot with good lighting from this location. This is probably is the best i've had. As for the sharpening, I thought I may have over sharpened it. Look at the trees on the right hand corner.

Comment's and critiques are welcome!

Let me know what you think. Is the sky over the top?

Let me know your comments and critiques!1

Comment's and critiques are welcome!

Comments and critiques are welcome!