Oregon Travels
Oregon Travels – Dunes National Park
by neeko on Aug.31, 2009, under Oregon Travels, Photography

One of our first stops along the Pacific Coastline was at Dunes National Park. Im used to seeing rocky cliff lines, so making my way to the coast and seeing nothing but massive dunes was quite the surprise for me.
Oregon Travels – Antique Cars
by neeko on Aug.24, 2009, under Oregon Travels, Photography
2 Comments more...Oregon Travels : Charleston Marina
by neeko on Aug.03, 2009, under Oregon Travels, Photography
2 Comments :Boats, Coast, Coos Bay, Fishing, Marina, Ocean, Oregon, Overcast, Pacific, Photography, Weather more...Oregon Travels: Vintage Farm Tools
by neeko on Jul.10, 2009, under Oregon Travels, Photography

Not much to explain here. These are some of my favorite shots from the farm. All vintage tools that have passed their time of service. Enjoy.
Oregon Travels – Farm Death
by neeko on Jun.24, 2009, under Oregon Travels, Photography

There is a lot of life on the farm. So it’s only natural that there would be some death lurking about.
Oregon Travels – Farm Animals
by neeko on Jun.19, 2009, under Oregon Travels, Photography
1 Comment :Alpaca, bullfrog, duck, Farm, Goat, Llama, Oregon, Sheep, Yoncalla more...Oregon Travels – Farm Scenes
by neeko on Jun.14, 2009, under Oregon Travels, Photography

To kick off the new series, I thought it would only make sense to first introduce the actual farm that we stayed at.
This is my Great Uncle, Nick Botner’s Farm out in Yoncalla, Oregon. I would say the actual farm property is around 200 acres. There are multiple vegetable gardens, an apple orchard, rows of wine grapes, emus, lamas, alpacas, horses, goats, sheep, ducks, geese, roosters and a collection of antique cars and trucks.
Click through for much much more!!!
Coming Soon: Oregon Travels, the Series
by neeko on Jun.11, 2009, under Oregon Travels, Photography

At the beginning of June I spent one week with my parents in Oregon visiting my Great Uncle, Nick Botner.
I had never been to Oregon before and never met this part of my family. Needless to say, I brought my camera gear and ended up taking over 700 photos in one week.
I’ve already broken down the shots into around eight categories or so, and will be spending the next few weeks processing the shots. I will try to at the very least post one series a week. But hopefully I can get out two series a week.
The image above is the farm / ranch my Great Uncle owns. I took the shot from some property he owns on the adjacent mountain.


