Pics

And even more white flowers. Heh.

Some more white flowers.

I experimented with leaving my shutter open long enough to get that feathery look that is popular with waterfall pics.

Here is another attempt at that feathery look. I think it turned out ok.

This is where we stopped for lunch. There was a nice rocky area to sit on, and I was able to set up my tripod for more pictures.

There were lots of waterfalls, definently a good place to practice taking waterfall pictures.

These little white flowers were all over the place. They were small enough I had a hard time getting my camera to focus correctly.

A stunning sunset over the northern Netarts beach.

Small, blue, Forget-Me-Nots live up to their name.

Underwater rocks always make a striking subject.

This is just one of many small waterfalls you see along Watson Creek, Oregon as you make your way up the trail to the main waterfall.

A small waterfall along the road in the Oregon Cascades.

Queen Anne's Lace filled the field between the road and the trainyard.

The snowy Sisters mountains taken from the top of McKenzie Pass.

A path through the mountain meadows.

Simple, springtime, flowers.

A view from the trail as you exit the forest into a small meadow.

This is the Phantom Ship of Crater Lake.

The Clark Fork river on a sunny summer day.

A towering mountain in Zion National Park.