Long Exposure Fireworks - McMinnville, Oregon - Evergreen Aviation Museum and Waterpark Be sure to click on the image to view full screen! CategoryLong Exposure Photography Settings48mm f/27 7.7sec CameraNikon

So, I was completing a unit circle and I noticed that every angle that had pi as a factor in the numerator, i.e. 3pi/6 (or pi/3), for ALL denominators of 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6, ROUNDED UP. I plugged the numbers

Begonia rex 'Escargot' Be sure to click on the image to view full screen! Categorycolorchallenge: Silver Settings37mm f/5 1/50 CameraCanon EOS Rebel T3 LensEOS 18-55mm LocationDeepwood Conservatory, Salem,

Blue Dragonfly - Libellula lydia and light blue Centaurea Be sure to click on the image to view full screen! CategoryColor Challenge: Blue/Friday Settings55mm f/11 1/500 CameraNikon D5100 LensNikon 18-55mm

Photo credit: Scott W Moore I never, or almost never, see these optical illusions until I'm reviewing them, I am not consciously aware of most of them when I take the picture. In this one I saw a screaming

This mature forest paradise is a destination of its own. You can camp at Silver Falls State Park, and explore its 10-Waterfall-Trail. I could spend a month here, easily. If you wanted to extend your stay,

The cherry blossoms in my home town were gathering in flurries last May. I've got a picture where I've selected all the pink, cut it, use a luminosity filter to turn the background black & white, then

This chemtrail matched me turn-for-turn; it was TERRIFYING! All of my meteorological knowledge had not prepared me for the Magnum Cirrus! They are getting bolder, and much more beautiful, but in a deadly

Dahlia 'Paritahi Sunrise.' Originating in Mexico, this underestimated true tuber is a clade away from the Rosa genus. This does have the advantage of being thorn-less, so yay! We see far too few of them

Sunset on the last day of 2017! I almost missed it. There is such a narrow window of opportunity with sunset pictures; usually 10 to 15 minutes. I got lucky! Be sure to click on the image to view full

Happy New Year from me, @oregon-trail! This is a long exposure with a twist! I adjusted the focal length throughout the exposure. Cable release and tripod are not optional for this creative image! Photo

When you shoot black and white, you lose your reference of colors and have to manipulate the other components. Among them, shadow and line are just two.

Here we have specimens, (front left-to-right): Black Opal (cabochon), Rough Malachite, Tsavorite (cabochon) (back): a natural Prehnite sphere #Opal #Prehnite #Tsavorite #Malachite #Green #Gemstones #Gems

thumbnail The Green Cat - Subconscious embedded images - this one from a stop at #Hebo Lake. Photo credit: Scott W Moore

(thumbnail: ) I did not conciously realize the Green Cat was in this nature portrait of #Hebo Lake.

Hebo Lake is a very ACCESSIBLE park all the way around, there were many platforms and resting benches!

Hi I'm Scott Moore. I have been a photographer since film, which I was thrilled to see depart. A full-time student wrapping up an Associates of Computer Science and a part-time Computer Lab Tutor. I have

One of the greatest components of the monsoon in New Mexico was the lightning. The first time I visited Farmington, New Mexico in September of '92, there was lightning 10 of the 14 days spent there! It

This is a photo of an Elephant Ear (Colocasia "Black Beauty") plant in a greenhouse. I ran it through a 'luminosity' filter to remove the color. Photo credit: Scott W Moore

Canada Geese (Branta canadensis) (and a female Mallard duck-Anas platyrhynchos) in late February, at Huddleston Pond City Park, Sheridan, Oregon. Photo credit: Scott W Moore