Albert Tu

This photograph captures the serene waters of Frog Lake in Mt. Hood National Forest, with a stunning view of a very bare Mt. Hood in the background. The lake acts as a natural mirror, reflecting the image of the majestic mountain and the surrounding evergreen forest with remarkable clarity. The sky is clear, painted in hues of blue, and a few wispy clouds add texture to the scene. The dense forest frames the lake, with tall, dark green trees lining the water's edge.

Mirror Image

Another gem from the rose garden. #peakbloom #roses

This close-up photograph features a solitary rock resting on the sandy shore. The rock is covered in patches of lichen, giving it a textured, mottled appearance. The surrounding sand is smooth and golden, creating a striking contrast with the dark, weathered surface of the rock. Water has gently eroded the rock, shaping its contours and edges over time. The overall composition highlights the natural beauty and intricate details found in coastal landscapes.

Eroded Embrace

I like this texture

This photograph depicts the aurora borealis lighting up the night sky over Mt. Hood, as viewed from Sherrard Point on Larch Mountain. The aurora's vibrant green and purple colors create a stunning display above the mountain's snow-covered peak. The dark forested landscape below contrasts with the luminous sky, enhancing the dramatic effect of the northern lights. The image beautifully captures the rare and mesmerizing spectacle of the aurora borealis during the May 10th geomagnetic storm.

Aurora's Embrace

More from the Rose bloom. These colors are unreal!

The Portland Rose bloom is in full swing!

An Osprey just before it hits the water

📷: Chen Chengguang

#birds #wildlife

Same area as my last post, this time with ISO200.

Albert Tu: "Reached to one of the nearby canyons on the east side of Mt Hood. This was a very wild and raw area on the John Day River, relatively untouched by humans."

Reached to one of the nearby canyons on the east side of Mt Hood. This was a very wild and raw area on the John Day River, relatively untouched by humans.

correction, 2020.

Comet chasing in July 2021. Maxed out the ISO to 25600. Maxed out the noise cleanout.

A timeless, long exposure photograph of Tiumpan Head Lighthouse in Scotland. The lighthouse stands tall on a rocky outcrop on the Isle of Lewis, a stoic guardian overlooking the vast expanse of the sea. The stillness of the moment is preserved in monochrome hues, inviting viewers to immerse themselves in the quiet beauty of this coastal scene.

'Tiumpan Head Lighthouse'
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A monochrome, long exposure photograph capturing the timeless beauty of Tiumpan Head Lighthouse on the Isle of Lewis, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland.
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Dappled sidelight on snow covered sand dunes. Trees along bottom edge of frame and foggy background of mountains at top of image.

S - Snow on Sand

Rare snow on Great Sand Dunes National Park & Preserve near Alamosa Colorado.

#AlphabetChallenge #WeekS

🔭 #photography #landscape #dunes #winter #nature #weather #cowx #NPS

Downward spiral. Three Forks, Oregon #springtime #caynon

A color photo of fishing platforms along the Columbia River shore under the bridge. The golden hour splashes light on everything not covered in shadows.

A color photo taken during golden hour of The Dalles bridge under a clear sky while dusk sets. The hills of Washington side of the Columbia are in the background.

A color photo taken from a low angle of a Shaker church out building amidst the golden dry grass, there is a low, sole cloud in the background of a dusky sky.

A color photo of more out buildings and dwellings from abandoned Shaker shacks and Gulick homestead along the Columbia River under golden hour light and shadow.

Remnants of fishing platforms and Shaker and Gulick homestead structures on the along the Columbia River Gorge.

📸: The Dalles, Oregon

The Zeller's Bolete in its fruitbody selection stage is nestled in a bed of fallen leaves and moss, its cap already showing the dark pigmentation and velvety texture that it's known for, ready to emerge as a culinary treat. Despite its unassuming appearance when young, the Zeller's Bolete matures into an edible mushroom with a flavor described as mild or slightly acidic, making it a subtle yet versatile ingredient for foragers and chefs alike. In addition to its culinary uses, the Zeller's Bolete plays an important ecological role as a mycorrhizal fungus, forming symbiotic associations with trees like the Douglas fir, enhancing forest health. Predominantly found in the moist, coniferous forests of the Pacific Northwest from British Columbia to Mexico, this species contributes to the biodiversity of these ecosystems.

Zeller’s Bolete (Xerocomellus Zelleri)

Good clean mountain shot. Mt Banner, California Sierras

Spirit tree. Ochoco National Forest, near Round Mountain.

Monochrome image of a seasoned seafarer, standing aboard a vessel, eyes locked on the horizon, ocean spray hinting at the ongoing journey.

Captain's Gaze

Baseball season is coming!

nice tones!

Detail of a tree trunk in a temperate rainforest; vibrant green moss clings to the reddish-brown bark, creating a striking contrast.

Moss whispers gently,
On the skin of the tree,
Nature’s soft caress.

Strawberry Mountain, Central Oregon #roadtrips #centraloregon