Fotograf & Kreativ
PDX 40° · Clear sky
2 photographs

Community Resilience

A weathered wooden storefront stands sentinel along a lonely stretch of Oregon highway, its diagonal siding bleached and buckled by high desert winds. The abandoned building, once Antelope's commercial heart, faces a small USPS trailer that now serves the scattered community of fewer than fifty souls. Under brooding November clouds, a red SUV idles beside the American flag, creating a stark tableau of rural isolation in Wasco County's vast wheat country. Bare cottonwoods frame the scene, their skeletal branches echoing the building's own slow surrender to time and elements.
ISO 100 · 32mm · f/8 · 1/110

Last Stop: Antelope's Weathered Post Office

Antelope, Oregon

The current United States Post Office trailer serves the remote community of Antelope, Oregon, beside a decaying storefront that recalls the town's more prosperous past.
A heavy rainstorm drenches the intersection of SE Hawthorne Boulevard and SE 47th Avenue in Portland, Oregon. The teal-painted exterior of the popular ¿Por Qué No? taqueria glows warmly on the right, with its "Tacos" sign illuminated and a row of bikeshare bicycles parked out front. A man in a red shirt dashes across the flooded intersection on the right, arms outstretched for balance. Car headlights reflect off the standing water on the street as traffic backs up in the stormy blue-grey dusk. Black's Shirt Laundry is visible in the background.
ISO 400 · 33mm · f/1.4 · 1/125

Hawthorne in the Rain

Portland, Oregon

A heavy rainstorm floods the intersection of SE Hawthorne Boulevard and SE 47th Avenue outside ¿Por Qué No? taqueria, Portland, Oregon.

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