Collection

Fallen Trees

Dead trees are incredibly important to forest ecosystems and make for great photographic subjects.
Collection

Fallen Trees

Dead trees are incredibly important to forest ecosystems and make for great photographic subjects.
Collection

Fallen Trees

Dead trees are incredibly important to forest ecosystems and make for great photographic subjects.
Cantilevered Red Cedar, Lookout Creek Old-Growth Trail, HJ Andrews Forest, Oregon, USA
Young Western Hemlocks on Douglas Fir Log, Lookout Creek Old-Growth Trail, H.J. Andrews Forest, Oregon
Natural Bridge Across Lookout Creek, Lookout Creek Old-growth Trail, Oregon
Cantilevered Log Across Trail, Lookout Creek Old-growth Trail, H.J. Andrews Forest, Oregon, USA
Lookout Creek Old-growth Trail, H.J. Andrews Forest, Oregon
Lookout Creek Old-growth Trail, H.J. Andrews Forest, Oregon
Pacific Crest Trail Marker On Whitebark Pine, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon
Dead Whitebark Pine and Wizard Island In Winter, Crater Lake National Park, Oregon, USA
Trees Across Carpenter Mountain Trail, HJ Andrews Forest, Oregon, USA
Trees Across Carpenter Mountain Trail, HJ Andrews Forest, Oregon, USA
Dyerville Giant Coastal Redwood, Humboldt Redwoods State Park, California, USA
Fallen Coastal redwood across trail, Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, California
Lookout Creek Old-Growth Trail, HJ Andrews Experimental Forest, Oregon
Lookout Creek Old-Growth Trail, HJ Andrews Forest, Oregon
Fallen Coastal Redwood and Plants, Prairie Creek Redwoods State Park, California
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Carpenter Mountain, Oregon

Visit Rob at his fire lookout in the West Cascades of Oregon from late-June until mid-October. Rob has been the fire lookout at Carpenter Mountain for several fire seasons.

Carpenter Mountain Fire Lookout

Forest Service Rd 350
H.J. Andrews Forest

Late June - Mid-October
McKenzie River Ranger District,
Willamette NF, Oregon
44.2811821, -122.1437645