ABOUT OREGON-PHOTOS.COM
Oregon-photos.com hosts aerial (drone) and ground-level still photos, interactive 360° aerial panoramas, and aerial videos of scenic everyday rural Oregon landscapes, primarily in the NW corner of the state. Content is being added irregularly.
The purposes of the website are to provide (a) an extensive collection of rural Oregon landscape photos, (b) links to interactive aerial (drone) panoramas at the majority of accessible drone- launching locations along the Willamette River, and (c) links to my Etsy shop, where some of my photos are used to make folded photo cards, with gross sales proceeds to be donated to local (mostly Oregon) nonprofit environmental organizations.
Pages on the site are categorized by county and identified by the nearest town or community, as given by Google Maps.
Clicking on any of the landscape photographs will take you to a Google Maps page showing the location where the photo was taken. (Maps are not shown for barn photos.)
Click on an image on the panorama pages to link to the interactive 360° aerial panoramas; then navigate the panoramas by swiping left/right, swiping up/down, or zooming in/out. Click on the panorama map buttons to show where the panorama was recorded.
For more information, visit the FAQ page.
Send comments and ask questions here.
--P. R. Brandon, Forest Grove, Oregon
The purposes of the website are to provide (a) an extensive collection of rural Oregon landscape photos, (b) links to interactive aerial (drone) panoramas at the majority of accessible drone- launching locations along the Willamette River, and (c) links to my Etsy shop, where some of my photos are used to make folded photo cards, with gross sales proceeds to be donated to local (mostly Oregon) nonprofit environmental organizations.
Pages on the site are categorized by county and identified by the nearest town or community, as given by Google Maps.
Clicking on any of the landscape photographs will take you to a Google Maps page showing the location where the photo was taken. (Maps are not shown for barn photos.)
Click on an image on the panorama pages to link to the interactive 360° aerial panoramas; then navigate the panoramas by swiping left/right, swiping up/down, or zooming in/out. Click on the panorama map buttons to show where the panorama was recorded.
For more information, visit the FAQ page.
Send comments and ask questions here.
--P. R. Brandon, Forest Grove, Oregon