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  1. Michael Liskay

    A Few from South Coyote Buttes

    The Wave at North Coyote Buttes tends to draw more photographers but the South offers much to shoot and is convenient from camping near White Pocket.
  2. Michael Liskay

    Couple from Olympic Peninsula

    Ruby Beach vicinity.
  3. Michael Liskay

    Death Valley

    Photographed here a couple times and always want to come back. Here are some shots from Marble and Titus Canyons, Augenberry point, the Racetrack and Ubehebe Crater, the latter being possibly my favorite part of the park, well except for the Dunes! #1 #2 #3 #4 #5 #6
  4. Michael Liskay

    Only a Dune

    Shooting at Mesquite Dunes in Death Valley NP is always a treat. Not sure if this image meets the requirements of an "Abstract" but I submit anyway for comments and criticisms.
  5. Michael Liskay

    Nelson Homestead

    This classic abandoned house located south of The Dalles, OR, was destroyed several years ago in a raging prairie fire. There are a number of cool old buildings including houses, schools, grain elevators etc in this general area of N Central Oregon.
  6. Michael Liskay

    House on Fire

    As I was going through older shots from Arches and Canyonlands, I notice an image I captured not too far East of Natural Bridges National Monument in SE Utah. As I recall a mile or so walk from Hwy 95. The effect is caused by the sun coming around the corner of the overhang and reflecting on...
  7. Michael Liskay

    A few from Arches and Canyonlands

  8. Michael Liskay

    Couple more from Valley of Fire

    Crazy Hill and The Fire Wave.
  9. Michael Liskay

    A few from the Valley of Fire

    This is a wonderful unappreciated State Park about a 50 min drive East of Las Vegas. There is camping and also a modern hotel nearby, I have been here twice, once in Fall when weather is perfect and once in August when it is not! But comfortable for evening shots.
  10. Michael Liskay

    Water Lillies & Lotus Flower

    These shots were taken a number of years ago at Hughes Water Gardens south of Portland, OR. The subjects seem fitting considering that much of the country is cold, snowy and icy.
  11. Michael Liskay

    Snowy Owl Takeoff

    As a semi-avid birder, I have been following the Snowy Owl "migration" from the Arctic into the lower 48. The attached image is my favorite from the Ocean Shores area of Western WA taken in Dec of 2011. Made two trips up to this area, the first with only a few fellow photographers in the...
  12. Michael Liskay

    Icy tangled web

    Messing around taking some shots after our rather epic ice storm.
  13. Michael Liskay

    Cold Trees

    This image was taken in a cold December morning in Teton National Park. I was struck by the frost on the nearby bushes and the bluish tones peaking through the trees.
  14. Michael Liskay

    Winter Barns, Mormon Row, Tetons NP

    These two images were taken in early December several years ago. The morning temperatures around sunrise were in the -20°F range. Made for some interesting photography to say the least. However my fingers did not really enjoy the situation. Still it was worth every shiver!
  15. Michael Liskay

    Ugandan Children

    One of my favorite images from a 2-week birding-wildlife guided trip to Uganda.
  16. Michael Liskay

    Ash-throated Flycatcher

    Captured this beautiful flycatcher in San Jose del Cabo in January, 2020 before this pandemic started.
  17. Michael Liskay

    White-headed Woodpecker

    My second encounter with this species, first time in Oregon at Black Butte Ranch resort near Sisters in Central OR.
  18. Michael Liskay

    Winter Scene, Central Oregon

    Image taken with my iPhone while X/C skiing at Black Butte Ranch resort near Sisters, OR.
  19. Michael Liskay

    Dahlia

    I really enjoy close-up images of flowers, especially Dahlias. Decided to take my camera and macro lens with me on a routine neighborhood walk.
  20. Michael Liskay

    Barred Owl, pushing it!

    Had never seen a Barred Owl previously so headed over to Reed College in Portland, OR., with a friend. As it was getting dark and we were ready to call it quits, there was this owl about 10 ft off the trail. I cranked up the ISO and took about a dozen handheld shots with my Olympus OM-D E-M1...
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