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This is as far as I got with the new camera, too much sea spray to risk it !
Portland Bill 31.12.2015
Portland TrMet New Flyer D40LF bus number 2940 is the newest bus in the TriMet fleet operating since 2009.
Portland, Pennsylvania
September 2024
Photo taken with an Olympus Pen EES-2 and Kodak Ultramax 400 color print film.
Remains of 15th century castle with Norman keep. Built on a rocky promontory on the Isle of Portland in Dorset, it is possible that the first castle on this site was built for William II, who was called Rufus due to his red hair. In 1142 during the civil war known as The Anarchy, Robert Earl of Gloucester captured the castle from King Stephen on behalf of Empress Maud.
Rebuilt in the 15th century, much of what remains today dates from this time with the exception of a single arch which can be seen on the approach from Chuch Ope Road.
Interestingly, the castle is also known as 'Bow and Arrow Castle' due to the fact that the 7 foot thick walls are dotted with umpteen 'loop-holes' which allowed archers to fire at any invading forces trying their luck! The north and western parts of these walls still stand at their original height.
Thousands of activists rally outside the Hatfield Federal Courthouse in Portland, Oregon. The activists were protesting the presence of federal officers in the city, and continuing the Black Lives Matter protests that started after the murder of George Floyd.
Portland has been roiled by nightly protests following the killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis. President Donald Trump said he sent federal agents to Oregon’s largest city to halt the unrest but state and local officials say they are making the situation worse.
The clashes in Portland have further inflamed the nation’s political tensions and triggered a crisis over the limits of federal power as Trump moves to send U.S. officers to other Democratic-led cities he says are violent.
Portland Al is a local legend; has met and known many many important musicians
coming up to Canada in the 60's, esp. blues players.
This is a combination grocery/record store. He's been threatening retirement for
at least the last 5 years but may still be going.
Portland Police
Taken at the Seattle Fire Department Antique Fire Apparatus Display in downtown Seattle, July 11, 2009
The Portland is a typical representative of the old
tan-faced sheep that was found throughout the
south west before the Roman invasion. The sheep
were originally bred on the Isle of Portland and
whilst the rest of the U.K. was experimenting
with breed development the sheep of Portland remained
isolated. By the early 20th century the Portland
was under pressure from other breeds and in
1920 the last Portland sheep left the island. The
breed became very rare although there were always
Portlands at Calke Abbey in Derbyshire,
where a flock had been established in 1770.
The sheep’s small size and distinctive look have earned
the breed many devoted admirers. Recently Portlands
have been re-introduced on to the Isle of
Portland.
Thanks to the Rare Breeds Survival Trust
Portland Suspension Society
I was given a chance to photograph something that has intrigued me since I was little and saw a movie where this was perfromed. All and all it was a pretty cool thing to be apart of. Portland Suspension Society
Portland! At night! Taken while hanging out the window in a stairwell in the back of my dorm, 14 floors up!
Oops its crooked and I still god my building in the picture! Argh.
ALSO. I need to find somewhere in SW that can actually develop my film. I'm sick of Fred Meyers complete inability to develop my film correctly for me. Not to mention they lost a few of my rolls. FRUSTRATION.
We went to Portland Bill the other day and although it was not as windy as I would have liked (for photos that is!), it is still a very raw and wild place. I have never cleaned my lens as many times as I did that day, and I am not sure I have ever thought: "Is this next step safe and what if...." that many times in one day! The ONE impression the place left me with was this:
Despite what we do, as human beings, Mother Nature rules supreme, she is relentless, non-forgiving and cannot be tamed. I, for one, am so very happy about that!
This is Leigh! We did her boudoir shoot at the Morrill Manson Bed & Breakfast in Portland, which was GORGEOUS. I highly recommend it for any other ladies looking to do a boudoir shoot in the area! ♥
PORTLAND, OREGON - JANUARY 10: People protest in front of the Immigration and Customs Enforcement ICE facility on January 10, 2026 in Portland, Oregon. Portland residents have been demonstrating following the fatal shooting of Renee Nicole Good on January 7th in Minneapolis as well as the shooting of two individuals in Portland on January 8th by US Border Patrol. (Photo by Natalie Behring/Getty Images)
This year's Halloween pumpkin carving effort. Quite successful, I'd say! This design goes all the way around the pumpkin, with Pacman chasing two ghosts... and one chasing him! The circle of life goes on.
PORTLAND - David posed at Branch 1600; carriers for afternoon daily picked up their papers here, at NE 15th Ave & Broadway. This was probably on a Saturday - note the bundles of color inserts waiting for Sunday.
Megan, mid 30s, has been living in Portland for the past decade and loves life here. Prior to Portland she lived in California.
Megan's passion is definitely music. She plays a few instruments and has plans to take it a step forward.
"People should follow their dreams and do what they long to do," Megan says. "It's important to love and respect each other but as important it is to love yourself, too."
The City African American Network (CAAN) invited all City of Portland employees and community members to join them for a reading of the Black History Month Proclamation at City Hall. Local Veterans gave their perspective on the 2018 Black History Month theme "African Americans in Times of War" and the proclamation was followed by a dessert reception and a display of the Historic Black Williams Project in the first floor Atrium.
The event reception was sponsored by the Portland Bureau of Transportation (PBOT) and Bureau of Environmental Services and catered by Miss'ipi Chef LLC, a Women, Minority and Emerging Small Business.
Learn more about the Historic Black Williams Project at blackwilliamsproject.com.