Portland, 28/12/2014.

Portland, Maine

A messenger paused at a crosswalk

Portland, OR

Portland Head Light in Maine

One of many views of a giant Day of the Dead Altar at the center of the Bazaar.

This slummy little building housed the only Jesus neon I'd ever seen, and I'm from Las Vegas.

Portland, Oregon

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Portland, Oregon

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Peacock Lane is a short three block stretch in SE Portland that started a lighting tradition in 1929. Multiple generations of families have come to walk or drive by the lights year after year to see the Christmas Spirit. Not the biggest nor brightest display, but certainly known locally. Peacock Lane was placed on the National Historic Registry this year.

Portland, Oregon

Portland Sign in Portland, Oregon

Portland, Oregon 2008

The lighthouse at Portland Bill, Dorset

portland Outdoor Store is a interesting looking place.

Portland, Maine

Toward the plaza

The Cultural Village was built on land outside of the original garden. It was intended to ease crowding on the garden by giving visitors more things to do.This building has a gift shop and an informal area for cultural demonstrations.

Portland Aerial Tram car traveling up from the South Waterfront area of Portland, Ore., and heading to Oregon Health and Science University.

Portland travel

Learn more about Portland's alleys at www.AlleyAllies.com.

Old harbour crane near the 'Fathom & Blues" Scuba Diving Training School. Portland, Dorset

Portland Japanese Gardens just before sunset

Portland,Dorset.UK.

Chinatown in the Northwest section of Portland, Oregon. June 2009.

Portland Japanese Garden

i think this is where the cool people hang out. we didn't stay here, haha.

Scott Brendel

July 31, 2014; Portland, OR, USA; The Portland Thorns sign autographs, take photos and play corn hole with season ticket holders at Providence Park. Photo: Craig Mitchelldyer-Portland Thorns FC

Portland Head Light, Cape Elizabeth, Maine

In the morning with strong sunlight into the lens. File this one under art I think rather than documentary!

Portland OR