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Driving in Portland with my granddaughter at the wheel, stopping at the red traffic light, I saw him sitting/sleeping there, on a bench. Has he had breakfast this morning? Is he homeless? What kind of life is his? Does he have a family, children, grandchildren? His posture suggested he was tired, not only physically. The traffic light turned green, he is left behind, alone on that Portland bench...
A mere 35 seconds with the B&W 10 stop filter on a very windy afternoon on the coast around Portland, Dorset.
This is a different view of the Portland lighouse. I loved this one and thought you might, too !!
My daughter is here with me and doing fine - we slept on and off last night - she is feeling some better all ready. Thanks again for all of your prayers and support - you are the best. Smiles and hugs, Nana :) !~ ♥
Drove into Portland after work ( December 3rd '08) to try and get a sunset shot of the city skyline.
I've shot in this area a couple of other times but it was early early morning on both occasions.
This was the last shot of the night!!
As Portland's largest and most recent lighthouse, the Trinity House operated Portland Bill Lighthouse is distinctively white and red striped, standing at a height of 41 metres (135 ft). The tower is approximately 114 feet. The lighthouse was completed by 1906 and first shone out on 11 January 1906. Portland Bill Lighthouse guides passing vessels through these hazardous waters as well as acting as a waymark for ships navigating the English Channel.
Taken from City Grille in Portland, Oregon. If you use this picture, do not cut off the marking in the corner and credit it to www.PDXPipeline.com
February 25, 2012
I got up at 3:30 a.m. grabbed my camera and headed up to catch the sunrise at Portland Head Light this morning. I was hoping the storm that blew through last night would be clearing out with some interesting clouds. Unfortunately, the clouds weren't quite what I had hoped, but it was still a very nice sunrise.
Portland Cement Works Number 6 Made by Peckett 1927.
At work in 1967.
Northland, New Zealand.
B & W negative.
Went down to Portland today to photograph the famous Portland Bill. This is a blended exposure for sea and sky, using a 10 stop B+W ND filter to get the effect; see below.
Exif
Sky 190 second exposure, F/18, ISO 100.
Sea and Rocks 1.6 second exposure, F/6.3, ISO 1600.
SoulRider.222 / Eric Rider © 2021
Canon EOS 7D Mark II and EF 70-200mm F4 L USM with K&F Concept Nano-X MRC CPL filter - handheld & SOOC
First stop in downtown Portland -- diner lunch! The place was a classic that felt like the gay-friendly urban diners I knew in the 70’s on the east cost. Good food, mix of customers who seemed to be downtown workers, friendly staff that called you ‘hon’ and seemed to know half the customers, good prices, and music (not too loud) with some right out of the time that I was coming out.
The building itself has the lovely name of “Medical Dental Building”; built in 1928, the few portions of the interior (including the lobby) that I saw were genuine for that era.