Stormy weather over the “Oxbow Bend” of the Snake river in Grand Teton National park.
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Photomontage inspired by my hometown of Camas, in Southwestern Washington State on the banks of the Columbia river, and the flower that names it.  This image (without my copyright notice) is also available as a high definition print on a variety of surfaces, at FineArtAmerica.com: (https://fineartamerica.com/featured/camas-washington-john-christopher.html?newartwork=true)  (or: http://bit.ly/2iyFt5Z).  It is available in sizes up to [...]

Meanwhile up on the high slopes of Mount Hood the bears had been feasting on an abundant crop of Huckleberries, to prepare for hibernation

That morning when he realized he wouldn’t be with the other blackbirds following the sun to the South this year…

A Red-Tailed Hawk keeping an eye on things at Ridgefield NWR (Near Vancouver, Washington)

A young deer seemed to be enjoying a glorious sunset, at Mid March, on the Lower Columbia river, in Southwestern Washington State.

Image inspired by the familiar “Western” scenery, made famous by Hollywood. (”Stagecoach.” “The Lone Ranger” etc). “Monument Valley” Navajo Tribal Park is in Arizona, near the Utah border

A colorful sunset on a grand scale, painting the awesome scenery seen from “Hopi Point”, Grand Canyon National Park.

To early pioneers of the mid-19th century, the middle pile of stones looked like a “Washer Woman” so that is what they named it. The structure to the right they named: “Monster Tower”. In this scene, these two odd neighbors made of stone, are seen from, and framed by, the famous “Mesa Arch”, [...]

The rising sun begins to burn through a thin layer of fog nicely highlighting Mount Adams in South-central Washington State, on this crisp Autumn morning.