One of the cars from the Oregon "Cars at the Park" car show last saturday..I believe it is the rear fender of a 65 Mustang...Thank you for your comments... Life getting back to normal tomorrow, but just found out that my husband was accepted to a 2 year intense MBA program..along with working 60+ hours a week it will be an interesting time I'm sure... - Golden Oak Photography Freelance photography by Eva

Golden Oak Photography

A few of my best shots from the past few months..take a look and let me know what you think...keep learning, keep growing

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"Windows to my dreams"
On the hood of a 1928 Ford the clouds seem to be pictures passing by..

"Out of the rock"
The old antique tower shoots to the sky in Trujillo, Spain against the setting sun.

Reverse, Caught in a 45 foot deep well the reflection of the abandoned building seems an oil painting with the golds and textured sky, Trujillo Spain

As the clouds cover Point Loma this sail boat catches a brief glimpse of the sun against the backdrop of North Island Naval station.

Elegant lines of this staircase from a former Duke's residence show the quality of the workmanship in the old cities of Europe. This one is in Madrid

"Last days of summer"
Looking up the coast of Northern San Diego county makes us think of warm breezes and lazy days...Here in Portland we're looking at a week of rain and fairly cool weather...wait I'm not ready yet!!!! Have a fantastic weekend!

Another from the Mt St Helen's hike, this red berry stood out so clearly from it's background I thought I'd try the focal BW..against the green it is very striking as well.

Beautiful peacock elevator doors from the Palmer House Hilton in Chicago...focal BW best viewed large..
Happy Fall everyone!

One of the cars from the Oregon "Cars at the Park" car show last saturday..I believe it is the rear fender of a 65 Mustang...Thank you for your comments...
Life getting back to normal tomorrow, but just found out that my husband was accepted to a 2 year intense MBA program..along with working 60+ hours a week it will be an interesting time I'm sure...