Mining emotion through photography.
one evening whilst walking off the days stress I spotted to engines a idling in a nearby rail yard eugene, oregon, tracks merging into each other and then into the partly cloudy evening sky. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
one evening whilst walking off the days stress I spotted to engines a idling in a nearby rail yard eugene, oregon, tracks merging into each other and then into the partly cloudy evening sky. Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa!
I snapped this picture of the ruins of Southern Pacific's machine shop in Eugene, Oregon. On the right edge of the building the roundhouse once attached however, due to environmental problems was removed years ago. This portion of the rail yard was where steam locomotives are repaired, overhauled, or inspected and just a bit out… Continue reading The Gritty, Darkside of Railroads
I snapped this picture of the ruins of Southern Pacific’s machine shop in Eugene, Oregon. On the right edge of the building the roundhouse once attached however, due to environmental problems was removed years ago. This portion of the rail yard was where steam locomotives are repaired, overhauled, or inspected and just a bit out…… Continue reading The Gritty, Darkside of Railroads
Sunny day, time on my hands, and camera over the shoulder I was taking in reflective waters of the Dexter Reservoir. Because we are in to winter months here in the Pacific Northwest overcast days are normal so when the sun suddenly revealed itself I was blinded, turned away to regain sight and the above… Continue reading Encompass Around!
"We should not have left I'm nervous lets go."
Off Highway 58 in Dexter, Oregon the bright neon sign atop the roof calls to locals and those tourists traveling through like Aztec Gold...
Lowell, Oregon located 20 minutes south of Eugene is a small, quaint community where high school students meet under Cascade foothills in city square honoring loggers past. The picture below of Lowell Covered Bridge is just outside city proper along South Pioneer Street built in 1945 replacing one constructed in 1907 due to damage from…… Continue reading Morning Adventure
all of the colorful photographs below are taken in and around skinner's butte in eugene except the colonial looking building with the huge pine tree and the same building taken from a side view. the statue-like of saturn is of many placed throughout skinner's butte and adjoining alton baker park displaying the nine planets and… Continue reading mining photographic gold
and now for something completely, completely, completely different...with lumix camera with leica lense secure in hand I ventured out into the world yesterday in search of light, subject , and scene. the following is just a portion of what i found at Skinner Butte park along the Willamette River in Eugene, Oregon; aside from the… Continue reading the annual plummet
taking my camera with me to work has paid off dividends countless and the pictures below are exceptions. the first and last photos are taken around fort Vancouver in Vancouver, Washington and those in-between in my new hometown eugene, Oregon, eugene, not only the home of the college football team the Oregon ducks, but also… Continue reading man-made objects
now that I live in eugene, Oregon I find the best way to get the lay of a new land is to sling camera over the shoulder and get lost, I mean what better way to find yourself, eh? eugene is built on the lumber and agricultural industries the former not so much today however,…… Continue reading flora and surroundings
a few seasons ago a friend and I traveled to canmore, alberta west of calgary, at the foot of the majestic canadian rockies, and in the bow valley where, due to glacial runoff, rivers and lakes run in turquoise. canmore, a coal mining town for 80 plus years suffered decline in the 1970’s but with…… Continue reading Canadian Rockies
The Conglomerate Lode 