On the road up to Portland from Bend, OR. There's a little gas station right at the base of the mountain. I felt bad for those poor people who have to work the place. Settings: ISO 50, f/4, 1/100 s.

Just over two weeks before we head west. We'll make it quick. Made this photo on the Deschutes river. They call this a waterfall, which I'm not too sure about. I guess there is an elevation drop of 10

One of the better coffee chains around, if not the best. This one is just off I-5 north of Cottage Grove, OR. Settings: ISO 160, f/2.2, 1/250 s.

Not actually sure if this is a real viewpoint on the maps, but it's a point, and it has a view, so there you have it. It's just a little down the valley from Yosemite Falls (heading towards Half Dome).

So I deleted the app some time ago and recently got it back. I don't use it all the time, (mostly never use it), but it's fun to play with, and playing is good. Settings: ISO 25, f/2.2, 1/601 s.

Last week we made it to the 2019 Creation Research Society conference in Mequon, WI. It was held on a college campus that backed up to Lake Michigan, so that was swell. Made it down to the water just as

Made this photo the night before the 2017 Solar Eclipse (or, morning I guess, it was past 2 AM). Our little spot was outside Riverton, WY. Settings: ISO 4000, f/3.2, 20.0 s.

Looking east over Lake Michigan. Turns out it's hard to find an open beach at 5:00 AM. Settings: ISO 100, f/5.6, 1/320 s.

Looking east over the river road south of Alton, IL. Made this photo last month from the Lewis and Clark tower. Settings: ISO 100, f/11, 1/250 s.

Down once again on the shores of Lake Michigan. Neat place. Settings: ISO 25, f/2.2, 1/827 s.

So, in keeping with a newly established tradition, I'm back in Wisconsin hours after @papa-pepper left the state. Not sure how we swung that, but we did. :) ISO 25, f/2.2, 1/582 s.

Made this photo from the south face of Mt Hood. The big guy in front is Mt Jefferson. Back in the day, there was a push to name most (if not all) the Cascade peaks after the various presidents. Not a bad

Some friend of a friend, with excellent hair if you ask me (which, granted, you did not). Settings: ISO 1000, f/6.3, 1/800 s.

Just under a month now, we pack up and head west for the Great Northwest. Shorter stay this time, but we'll try to make the most of it. I made this photo in Bend, OR during the summer of 2017. Settings:

So a cold front came on through last night, bring us down to the 60s. Quite nice. Settings: ISO 40, f/2.2, 1/120 s.

Heading for a high of 90 today, so here's something to keep cool. I made this photo in January of 2015. I guess they don't plow all the roads up there. :) Settings: ISO 100, f/6.3, 1/400 s.

Fifty years now. Pretty insane. Reminded once again of Psalm 8: "When I look at your heavens, the work of your fingers, the moon and the stars, which you have set in place, what is man that you are

Good morning! Made this photo back in 2015 on the flight path between St. Louis and Chicago. That little bit of a river you see down there is the Great Mississippi. Settings: ISO 50, f/2.4, 1/559

Made this photo last October while in route to Portland, OR (yes, if you look really hard on a map, Arches National Monument is right on the way to Portland from St. Louis). This is an entry for for @brumest's

From our Northwest visit last August. Made this photo outside Toutle, WA at a park along the river (that would be the Toutle River). Settings: ISO 200, f/8, 1/80 s.