The Land of the Volcanoes
Photographing Lassen, Crater Lake, and Mt. Hood areas in northern California and Oregon.
Lassen, Crater Lake, and Shasta
Dormant volcanos and other legacy of past volcanic activity is visible all over northern california and the Pacific Northwest. Some of the more scenic national parks in the area have landscapes shaped by volcanoes. This summer, I visited a couple of these places: Lassen National Park, Crater Lake National Park, and the area around Mt. Shasta. These places are breathtaking. Here are some of my favorite shots from these places.
Map of northern California and southern Oregon showing various areas with volcanic legacy.
A view of Crater Lake National Park. Summer.
A view of Crater Lake National Park. Summer.
A view of Crater Lake National Park. Summer.
A view of Crater Lake National Park. Summer.
A view of Crater Lake National Park. Summer.
Mountains looking south from Crater Lake rim. Summer.
Crescent moon. Summer.
Mountains looking south from Crater Lake rim. Summer.
Mountains looking west from Crater Lake rim. Summer.
Lassen Peak reflections in Manzanita Lake after a thunderstorm. Summer.
A cascade on Kings Creek in Lassen National Park. Summer.
A cascade on Kings Creek in Lassen National Park. Summer.
A cascade on Kings Creek in Lassen National Park. Summer.
A cascade on Kings Creek in Lassen National Park. Summer.
A cascade on Kings Creek in Lassen National Park. Summer.
Mt. Hood. Summer.
Milky Way over Mt. Hood. Summer.
Mt. Shasta at sunset from Lake Siskiyou. Summer.
Middle waterfall among the three McCloud Falls south of Mt. Shasta. Summer.
McArthur-Burney waterfall near Lassen nd Mt. Shasta. Summer.
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