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The plan had been to catch the moon rising from behind the left/south flank of Mt Hood, but although the moon made a few shy appearances well after moonrise, Mt Hood - borrowed from this photo taken the day before - never appeared on this night out. Columbia River, Portland, Oregon iPhone6s+04812,NB45710
Cavalia tent tops and Tilikum Crossing Towers above the West approach of the Ross Island Bridge, Portland, OR NB48490,93,94 - Happy Mostly Monochromatic Mondays!
The Broadway Bridge is closed to all but pedestrian and bicycle traffic thru April 11, 2016 while they remove the scaffolding from the recently repainted spans; allowing for some interesting sans traffic after hours photo ops in the beautiful evening light… NB44991e4K
From a fun night exploring the Sellwood Bridge with PDXNightOwls Johns Behrends and David Wang. ShadowReflectionBox. Sellwood Bridge, Portland, OR. NB53610
Although the full moon was a no show, the rain stopped long enough to capture some nice blue hour cloud drama as a streetcar crossed the bridge. Tilikum Crossing, Portland, OR NB50173,75,77,79,81
Still time to catch tonight's - Saturday 11/28 - last November runs; click here for links and tips for photographing the Holiday Express. NB41824
Southbound traffic now flows under the beams at left while North and East-West Bound traffic flows over the beams above; more about the bridge here. NB26163-69
between runs on a cold showery night… Holiday Express runs Saturdays and Sundays thru Dec 18; Portland, OR NB52094
Double sun reflection off The Yard, a new apartment building in Portland, OR. The Photographer's Ephemeris setup for this photo. NB49976
a pentatych of the live video projection mapping by Craig Winslow onto one of the columns of the Marquam Bridge; it looked like the people were inside the column. At the the very fun 2016 Portland Winter Light Festival at OMSI, Portland, OR. NB43250,52,59,60,63 - Happy Mostly Monochromatic Mondays!
From the recently opened Tilikum Crossing the Marquam Bridge dominates the Portland skyline emphasizing the reflected colors and abstract shadow shapes cast onto the river. NB39266,67
in large numbers have displaced trolls under the Marquam Bridge, making it safe again for wildlife and other users along this stretch of the Willamette River, Portland, OR How many dragons can you count/find? NB45948…
The Holiday Express will be running every Sat/Sun for the next three weekends; click here for links and tips about photographing the Holiday Express. NB41910
with one of his favorite photographic subjects of the past few years and with directorial and screenshot help from Jim «JP» Hansen using the All Classical Portland Tili-Cam. Thanks Jim! - 2016.01.03.13.39.02 Happy Mostly Monochromatic Mondays!
When the steam billows around the locomotive and gets picked up by the lights the locomotive goes all aglow. Holiday Express runs Saturdays and Sundays thru Dec 18; Portland, OR NB52105
A dawn photo of the Tilikum Crossing with Portland Skyline in background as seen from the Ross Island Bridge overlaid on the sculpture Sonic Dish by Anna Valentina Murch and Douglas Hollis which is under (see note on image above) the Tiliikum Crossing, Portland, OR. The colors of the bridge and sonic dish are based on the speed, temperature, and height of the river which are seasonal... NB52721,49650 - Happy Sliders Sunday!
of/from the Steel Bridge, Portland, OR; Broadway and Fremont bridges in the distance. See first comment below and Chasing Bridge Shadows for much more about this photo. The sun azimuth / altitude was 151.39° / 16.21º when this was taken. NB7460 - Happy Sliders Sunday!
Ceiling of the Jane Russell Hot Shop at the Tacoma Museum of Glass, Tacoma, WA Feel the HEAT. i6s+03159e2 - Happy Sliders Sunday!
Ro Kaufman spins some light in front of the Dana Lynn Louis' "Nocturnal Notations" projection on the Sonic Dish by Anna Valentina Murch Douglas Hollis under the Tilikum Crossing Bridge of the People. Part of the the very fun Portland Winter Light Festival Portland, OR. NB43620,24,26,31,72 - Happy Sliders Sunday!
As you move southward/away from the bridge the street lights on the north side of the bridge become visible doubling the number of lights visible across the top of the bridge - compare with first photo below. The old bridge see second photo in first comment below only had one row of taller street lights on the northside of the bridge. The streetlights on the new bridge are LEDs with a much more daylight like white balance in comparison to the green cast of the lights on the old bridge; note also how much warmer/oranger the lights from Riverfront Park (visible thru the center arch) are. Sellwood Bridge, Willamette River, Portland, OR NB45407
moon setting between the pylons of the Tilikum Crossing Bridge, Portland, OR. In the distance on the left is the main tent for Cavalia OdysseO thru August 28th. NB49738e4K - Happy Fence Friday!
from under the canopy; River View Cemetery, Portland, OR. Although not quite as vibrant as Fall 2015 the bright orange-reds of new Spring leaves on this Japanese maple tree are still quite pretty. i6s+4686
on a pleasant late Spring evening, Portland, OR The light and color kept changing and improving as the evening progressed resulting in the June 2nd SE PDX PhotoWalk P3 never leaving leaving the rivers edge. The hour plus wait for this magic moment when the all the lights of the bridge and city balanced and contrasted against the blue hour sky was more than worth the wait, the squiggle reflections of bridge lights on the river were icing on the cake. NB55140
Years of architectural transformation finally took its toll on the Broadway Building, Portland, OR last night resulting in this beautiful but final eruptive extrusion transformation. Best when viewed full size. NB47817hss - Happy Sliders Sunday!
by Jen Fuller takes off at the the very fun 2016 Portland Winter Light Festival at OMSI, Portland, OR. NB43197
The fog was so thick it was almost drizzle making the beams from the sculpture lighting visible. The sculpture Aril - by Christian Moeller at the OUS/OHSU Collaborative Sciences Building, Portland, Oregon. NB40551
MAX Light Rail, SE Tacoma / Johnson Creek Station, Orange Line, Portland, OR NB41245-81 - Happy Sliders Sunday!
at Director's Park, Portland, OR Temporal panoramic blend spanning the 25 minutes between 8:52 to 9:17PM. Taken on the July 29th PDXNightowls photowalk, next SW PDX photowalk Friday August 12th. NB48743,49,78-85
From the August 12th PDXNightOwls photowalk, next photowalk Saturday August 27th NB49441-59e4K - Happy Sliders Sunday!
New accent lights (see notes and first comment below) were recently installed near the ends of the arches on the Sellwood Bridge, Portland, OR. NB54386,88
Although a low fog cloud deck blocked the sun at sunrise, about 20 minutes later the sun peeked through an opening in the clouds casting for a few minutes a wonderful golden glow onto the swollen Willamette River at Tom McCall Waterfront Park, Portland, OR. Catch some Cherry Blossom magic of your own on this weekends PDXNightowls Cherry Blossom PhotoWalk. i6s+7970e4K2020
From the July 29th PDXNightOwls photowalk, next photowalk Friday August 12th. Can you guess where in PDX this is? NB48836,48 - Happy Sliders Sunday!
After the Portland Spirit came through, and as twilight and the 1812 Overture ended with canons blazing, the fireworks began. Left to right: Oregon Symphony stage, Hawthorne Bridge, canon smoke, Portland Spirit, fireworks, Marquam Bridge with Tilikum Crossing in the far background at left; Willamette River, Portland, Oregon. Be there/lightbox. Image blends covering the period from 8:21 to 9:21PM. NB37700,714-737,746-753
The super moon eclipse gave some additional meaning to the slogan "Catch the Orange" TriMet had been using to promote the recent opening of the Tilikum Crossing Bridge and MAX Light Rail Orange line. Best when viewed from the eclipse viewing room. See all six photos of the 2015 Eclipse series. 8:07PM PDT Moon Alt 11.4º NB40337
Another unexpected surprise stumbled upon during the last PDXNightowls photowalk; next photowalk tonight Friday June 17th. Can you guess where in PDX they are? NB47539