Journal Limited Edition Prints and Stock Photography Image Licensing - Images copyright David Whitten
New images from Cascade Mountains, Oregon, Utah's Wasatch Mountains, the spectacular Oregon coast, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming and Oregon's Cascade Lakes.
Sunset, South Sister, Crane Prairie Lake, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Three Sisters and Broken Top Mountain from Mt. Bachelor, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Mule Deer, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
The big meadows at Sparks Lake fill with water as the snow melts in the spring, by late summer the lake level is much lower. Sparks Lake and South Sister, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Fresh Snow in May, Three Sisters and Broken Top Mountain from Mt. Bachelor, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Bull Elk, western Wyoming
#412 - Alice Lake, Sawtooth Mountains, Idaho Alice Lake is a favorite in the Sawtooth Wilderness, about a six mile hike in from Pettit Lake. I've camped here on several occasions trying to catch favorable light at sunrise or sunset.
Setting Sun on the Oregon Coast, Seastacks, Bandon Beach, Oregon
# 67305 - Beaver Ponds near the Snake River reflect the highest part of the Teton Range and the Grand Teton. Sunrise, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Sunset, Ice on Crane Prarie Lake, South Sister and Broken Top Mountains, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Oregon Coast, Crook Point and Mack Arch, part of the Oregon Islands National Wildlife Refuge, Oregon
Coast fog, cliffs, beaches and seastacks, Samuel H. Boardman State Park, Oregon
Sunrise from the South Rim, Grand Canyon National Park, Arizona
Sunrise on the Teton Range, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Sunrise, Broken Top Mountain, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Image #2390 - Mt. Hood, Fresh Snow, Larch and Fir Trees.
Image #2401 - Sunset, Crater Lake National Park.
Image #6702 - Winter Sunrise, Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah displayed in a burlwood frame.
Image #532 - Bull Moose, Wind River Mountains, Wyoming
Distressed Frame on photograph #2312 - Sunrise at Sparks Lake with South Sister in the background, near Bend, Oregon. At 10,358 ft, South Sister is the highest of the Three Sisters, a tight group of volcanoes in Oregon's Cascade Mountains. South Sister is also the youngest of the Three Sisters and last erupted about 2,000 years ago.
This is a new image from Oregon's Cascade Lakes - #2391, Pelicans at Crane Prarie Lake and Broken Top Mountain.
This is a new photograph from this summer, 2016. I watched this meadow below South Sister on several occasions and saw the same groups of deer in the morning and evening. Mule Deer Fawns, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Example of a possible triptych framing style. This is three 24" prints, framed it's about 7 feet long. Image #437 - Wasatch Mountains, Utah
Watching the morning fog clear at Crane Prarie Lake, Pelicans, Broken Top Mountain, Cascade Lakes, Oregon
Town Lift and National Garage, Park City, Utah - This is a photograph I've had in my files since about 1986. I was shooting a lot of Kodachrome and Kodak Plus-X film around that time. I just recently scanned the film so I could show it here. It has been added to the Park City page and the black and white page.
Waterfalls of the Columbia Gorge, Oregon
The River Through The Rainforest, Oregon, Cascade Mountains
Autumn Colors and Mt. Shuksan, North Cascades National Park, Washington
Mt. Jefferson, Jefferson Wilderness, Bays Lake, Jefferson Park, Cascade Mountains, Oregon There are a handful of lakes on the North side of Mt. Jefferson. I've camped in this area a number of times hoping to catch a good lighing/photography situation.
Bald Eagle, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Kayaking at Lake Powell, Utah
Exploring by kayak, Lake Powell, Glen Canyon National Recreation Area, Utah
Red Canoe, Sparks Lake and South Sister, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Summer at Sparks Lake, Oregon
Elk Lake and South Sister, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Into The Backcountry - Wasatch Mountains, Utah
Floating the Merced River, Half Dome, Yosemite National Park, California
Wupatki Pueblo, Wupatki National Monument and San Francisco Peaks, Arizona. Ancient Pueblo People built pueblos, grew maize and squash and lived in this area of Arizona for around seven hundred years.
Breaking Trail, Backcountry skiers, Telemark Skiers, Wasatch Mountains, Utah
Spring Creek, Oregon
Clearing Storm, Mt. Timpanogos, Wasatch Mountains, Utah
Sunrise, Teton Range, Grand Teton National Park, Jackson Hole, Wyoming
Bison, beneath the Teton Range, Jackson Hole, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Bald Eagle Fishing, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Diamond Peak, Cascade Mountains, Oregon Diamond Peak stands above the Willamette Pass area of Oregon about 50 miles southwest of Bend. It's a little farther west than the other peaks in the Cascade Range which accounts for high snowfalls and a few glacial remnants near the peak. The summit was carved by glaciers and has many cirques. Pinnacled lava ridges connect the peaks. The glaciers left behind dozens of lakes around this peak as well. Diamond Peak is a shield volcano unlike most of the other big Cascade peaks like Hood or Rainier which are stratovolcanoes.
Clouds Moving Down The Mountain, Cascade Mountains, Oregon
Mt. Washington Hotel, White Mountains, New Hampshire
Bonneville Salt Flats, Utah
Bristlecone Pines, Wheeler Peak, Great Basin National Park, Nevada Bristlecone Pine (Pinus longaeva), is among the longest-lived life forms on Earth. The oldest Pinus longaeva is more than 5,000 years old. Bristlecones thrive where most other plants cannot grow, such as in rocky dolomitic soils in areas with virtually no rainfall. This particular tree may well be 4,000 years old. Wheeler Peak with a summit elevation of 13,065 feet is the second-highest peak in Nevada.
Beartooth Mountains, Montana
Deep Lake and Temple Peak, Wind River Mountains, Wyoming - Fujichrome Velvia 6x7cm film. Pro Tip: Any photograph on my website beginning with the numbers "67" is from 6x7 medium format film, and virtually all of them are Fujichrome Velvia 50 ASA RVP. /geek moment
Black and White Winter Forest Abstract
Moving snow at Mt. Bachelor, Oregon.
Lone Goose at Myers Creek Beach, Pistol River State Park, Oregon
Rhododendrons and Douglas Fir, Oregon, Cascade Mountains
Grizzly Bears - Momma bear and Baby Bear, Denali National Park, Alaska
Grizzly bear with cubs, Denali National Park, Alaska. They are eating blueberries, lots and lots of blueberries.
Grizzly Bear, Momma Bear, Denali National Park, Alaska
Cobalt Lake, Bugaboo Spire, Bugaboo Provincial Park, British Columbia, Canada
Lone Pine Peak, East Side, Sierra Nevada, California
West Village Base Lodge, Mt. Bachelor, Oregon.
On top of Mt. Bachelor, Oregon.
January, 2016 - Multnomah Falls, Columbia River Gorge, Oregon
Mt. Thielsen, Oregon
Horses on the Beach, Bandon, Oregon.
Sunrise from West Village base at Mt. Bachelor, Oregon.
Skiing in The Cirque, off the top of Mt. Bachelor in the spring.
December 10, 2015 - The two photographs below are both from Sparks Lake, Oregon, last summer. Each of these two photographs are made from 4 different exposures of the same image. The combined image then contains information from a wider range of tonal values than is possible with a single photograph, solving one of the big problems with photography; allowing exposure for detail in both shadows and highlights, at the same time! This is called HDR (High Dynamic Range) photography.
December 2015 - Holding on for dear life at Timberline, Mt. Hood, Oregon.
December 2015 - Low Tide on the Oregon Coast.
Just added a new page for Oregon Coast photographs. Oregon Coast Page
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