[terenceleezy] Landscapes from travels in Oregon, USA.

[terenceleezy]

Nice Nice....

Still looking as active as it was in the 2000....
One of my personal favourite place to go in USA

Did u go to cater lake?

thanks. yea Oregon is really awesome for landscapes. there's a great variety and always something to shoot regardless of season
yea been to crater lake multiple times just haven't got something I like enough to post

 

[terenceleezy]

Which time of the yr did U went there?

I went in late March. Just in time for aurora u been there before?

 

[terenceleezy]

#48 Hópsnes

The orange lighthouses that are all over Iceland were really pretty unique plus what not to like with a double rainbow above it TGIF everyone!
Hópsnes Lighthouse, Grindavík, Iceland

 

[wonglp]

#48 Hópsnes

The orange lighthouses that are all over Iceland were really pretty unique plus what not to like with a double rainbow above it TGIF everyone!
Hópsnes Lighthouse, Grindavík, Iceland

Awesome double happiness!

 

[daredevil123]

Amazing amazing work Terence.

 

[terenceleezy]

Awesome double happiness!

Amazing amazing work Terence.

Thanks guys!

#49 Cascade Falls

 

[terenceleezy]

#50 Fogging Good

 

[terenceleezy]

#51 Gone Fishing

 

[terenceleezy]

#52 Abiqua

 

[terenceleezy]

#53 Abraham Bubbles

One of the coolest and coldest place I have ever been to. Picture was taken moments before my iPhone decided it was too cold and went to sleep.

iPhone 6 Plus | 4.2mm | f/2.2 | 1/120s | ISO32

 

[terenceleezy]

#54 Proxy Fell

Just got back from a short Rami Jabaji birthday roadtrip. Here's my personal favorite waterfalls in Oregon that we visited due to bad weather along the Oregon coast over the weekend and made some changes in our plan. Still remember my first time here when I left with quite a bit of damage. Slipped, fell, damaged gear, drowned a remote, ripped pants and a couple deep cuts. A year or so later, I have probably been back 3 or 4 times now and the falls has definitely changed alot probably due to higher water flows at some point.

I always wanted to show the sense of scale for this giant mist machine. Hope I was successful in conveying that here.

 

[trippingthelight]

Very nice indeed ...

 

[terenceleezy]

Very nice indeed ...

Thanks!

#55 Weeping Walls

This was one of the highlights from my short roadtrip to California. For several reasons, I have always skipped this waterfall; it's out of the way, requires walking on some train tracks, involves parking issues and the list of excuses goes on. Anyway, after skipping this numerous times, I finally made a trip out to this place. As usual, it's not the easiest place to access, but the place felt like the California Zoo by the time we left (i.e. 21 people there when we left). Really like it nevertheless. Worth a visit!

 

[rcheong1282]

nice shots :thumbsup::thumbsup:

 

[Mythmaker]

Gorgeous! Loving the matte processing of 54 and 55

 

[terenceleezy]

Gorgeous! Loving the matte processing of 54 and 55

Thanks Mythmaker!

nice shots :thumbsup::thumbsup:

Thanks rcheong1282!

#56 Welding in Progress

D800 off to repairs hence back to my D700 Good day ahead everyone!

 

[terenceleezy]

#57 Assiniboine

A clear and calm morning from a backpacking trip in the Canadian Rockies. Mt Assiniboine, because of its pyramidal shape, is often known as the “Matterhorn” of North America. I have yet to see the real Matterhorn, but after seeing Mt Assiniboine, I am itching to see the real deal.

 

[terenceleezy]

#58 Miles of Red

 

[terenceleezy]

#59 Ice Pancakes

Frozen methane bubbles on Abraham Lake, Canada.

D800E | 24-70mm @ 70mm | 1/25s | f/16 | iso 400 | 4 shots for DOF

 

[terenceleezy]

#60 Saint Mary

Glacier National Park

D800E | 24-70mm @ 70mm | f/11 | 1/6s | iso200