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By Natalie on January 5th, 2009
Posted In: photos
The week of Christmas 2008 we got a decent snow storm that brought Portland to an effective standstill for several days. While my work was closed for the week, I took advantage of the new scenery in my yard by taking photos until I got too cold. I love the glow of the ice and [...]
By Natalie on November 5th, 2008
Posted In: photos
Technical Details Aperture Value: f/10 Focal Length: 18mm Exposure Program: Aperture Priority ISO: 200 Shutter Speed Value: 1/50 sec Location: Mount St. Helens Volcanic National Park, Washington Technical Details Aperture Value: f/7.1 Focal Length: 125mm Exposure Program: Aperture Priority ISO: 200 Shutter Speed Value: 1/320 sec Location: Mt. Hood, Lolo Pass, Oregon Other: HDR Processing
By Natalie on October 6th, 2008
Posted In: photos
Once upon a time (about 1873 to be exact), there were a bunch of guys from Hood River that went for a trip around Mount Hood. While camping on a nice little lake, one of the men wondered how flammable the moss on the trees were. Being a curious, albeit not very bright, individual he [...]
By Natalie on October 3rd, 2008
Posted In: photos
Last weekend we went to the beach. To sum up, there were puppies, I had a cold, and it was sunny. I could have done without the sick part, but it was a good trip overall. At the end of the last day we took one of the vehicles onto the beach and drove way [...]
By Natalie on August 11th, 2008
Posted In: photos
What did I do this weekend? Well, I went to the museum to look at dinosaurs, of course! OMSI’s current feature exhibit is “Dinosaurs: China’s Ancient Giants”. While not the largest dino collection I’ve seen, it was still fun to check them out while they were in town. Technical Details: HDR image processing Technical Details [...]
By Natalie on July 13th, 2008
Posted In: instructional,photos
The Rose Gardens (officially known as International Rose Test Garden) located in Portland, Oregon has become one of the iconic symbols of this area since its creation in 1917. Being a resident of the greater Portland/Vancouver metro area, I have visited the gardens many times. During this time of the year the myriad roses that [...]