Here is my entry for Amy of Lens-Artists Photo Challenge. My east meets west shows photos about 100 miles east or west of where I live.
Going East – Multnomah Falls, near Cascade Locks, Oregon.
Going East – Mt Hood from Hood River, Oregon.
Going West – Port of Portland, Oregon. Port of Portland is probably 25 miles and slightly east of where I live. All shipping vessels need to go northwest up the Columbia River and out to the Pacific Ocean in Astoria, Oregon. This photo below I took at the Port of Portland.
Going West – A ship heading to Portland going under the Astoria Megler Bridge.
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A nice take on this challenge!
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So glad you liked my take on this challenge 😀
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Great post for this challenge!
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Thank you Anne for your comment. 😀 😀
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These are amazing, especially the first one. 😊👏🏽
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Thanks so much Pepper. Glad you like the waterfall 😀
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These images definitely caught my attention. Thanks Anita
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I’m so glad you liked these images 😀
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What a hood!
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I so agree with you. 😀 😀
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A great interpretation. Multnomah never disappoints. And I loved the ship under the bridge. It is such a diverse city, in so many way.s
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I so agree with you Donna 😀 😀
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I really liked where you took your response to this challenge, Cee. It’s a look-from-my-window response if your window were really high and you had great eyesight. 🙂
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The window would have to be high. Although, I can see Mt Hood from here, but it looks way different. 😀 😀
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Multnomah falls is breathtaking. I especially like that bridge, which looks so old but beautiful.
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Things looks weathered fast here because of the moss. Plus that bridge would get a lot mist on it from the falls 😀 😀
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I’d be cautious of using it, then.
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I am so taken by your capture of the falls – right out of Lord of the Rings
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So glad you like my falls photo 😀
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Great photos, great directions!
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Thanks John for your comment 😀
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Love the Multnomah Falls and the bridge.
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Thanks Philo for commenting 😀
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You are welcome Cee Neuner
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Fabulous photos of your state!
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So glad you like these photos Nora 😀
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Fun choice for the week Cee and beautiful images as always. We visited the falls several years ago. Sadly it was a very dry year and they weren’t really flowing as they are in your photo so I appreciated it all the more!
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I usually go just after winter so it’s falling nicely. 😀 😀 Sorry you weren’t able to see it in its brilliance 😀
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Those first 2 are fabulous, Cee. I’d love to walk across that bridge.
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It’s quite a climb up to it. I almost made it one year. It’s a nicely groomed trail, you would love to walk it. 😀 The trail goes up to the top.
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Yes, I absolutely would, Cee 💗
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So – go East for peace and quiet and wild places, and West for the buzzing industrial heart of Oregon? Is that a fair enough over-simplification of your state? Great photos anyway!
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Mostly a fair assessment. Portland has over 2,000,000 people and that where most of the industry is, except for logging and farming. The coast is definitely all fishing. 😀 😀
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These are amazing, Love the Multnomah Falls and the bridge. Such a diverse city, in so many ways.
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Thanks so much for commenting Max 😀
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Beautifully done, Cee! Oregon is such a beautiful state, east and west. Great photos of going west. 🙂 Thank you for joining in!
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Amy, once I figured out what I was going to do, it all came together nicely. Thanks so much for your wonderful comment 😀
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💖😊
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Multnomah Falls is on my bucket list. I hope it’s as beautiful in person.
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It is, but there are a lot of people and parking is getting harder all the time. If you go in the winter, it isn’t nearly as busy. And that’s when I usually go.
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Thanks for the tip! Do the falls ever freeze?
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No. I just wouldn’t go on days it’s snowing or freezing. And we don’t get that many days like that.
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Thank you! Good to know.
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These are magnificent!
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Thanks Lolsy 😀
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You caught my eye at Multnomah Falls, but Mt. Hood was a navigation guide when we first moved to Portland. You’ve made Portland famous.
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Thanks 😀
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Clever take on, Cee! Love your photographs as always – and the boats are great favourites.
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I love watching those boats. Thanks Ann-Christine 😀
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