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JChristopherGalleries > Seen arriving at the mouth of the Columbia river gorge, is the Lady Washington; a 1989 reproduction of a 90 ton trading vessel built in Massachussets. Sails are folded as she floats downstream, revealing the tall masts and intricate rope work. This vessell has starred in several Hollywood productions, famously as the HMS Interceptor in Pirates of the Caribbean, the Curse of the Black Pearl.
JChristopherGalleries > On a stormy day in late March, Beacon Rock beams in the morning light, playing hide-and-go-seek with the passing clouds , in Southwestern Washington State (Columbia River Gorge).
JChristopherGalleries > Fesh snow reflects the deep blue of a cloudless sky at the start of a still, wintry morning, in Southwest Washington's Lacamas Lake.
JChristopherGalleries > The path to the distant snow-capped mountains leads through a narrow, colorful passage, in the Painted Hills area of the John Day Fossil Beds National Monument , in Central Oregon's high desert
JChristopherGalleries > A pink-yellow Tulip basks in the admiration of a chorus of variegated Iris stalks. (You can also see this photo at:http://tinyurl.com/gjvaq)
JChristopherGalleries > Wild onions, like this specimen, seem to like the sun and soil and mixed grass goundcover in Oregon's high desert, in the Spring.
JChristopherGalleries > A mature Trillium blooms in the heavily forested Oregon slopes of the Columbia River Gorge. (You can also see this photo at: http://tinyurl.com/j8vxc)
JChristopherGalleries > Growing to a mature weight of around 600 lbs this is the largest living cat in the world. Agile and powerful, this beautiful specimen seems to be posing in a way that displays its powerful leg muscles. A commanding, confident look tops it all off.
JChristopherGalleries > An early Spring Dandelion opens wide to absorb the new sun.
Wild onions, like this specimen, seem to like the sun and soil and mixed grass goundcover in Oregon's high desert, in the Spring.
JChristopherGalleries > Wild onions, like this specimen, seem to like the sun and soil and mixed grass goundcover in Oregon's high desert, in the Spring.
Wild onions, like this specimen, seem to like the sun and soil and mixed grass goundcover in Oregon's high desert, in the Spring.
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