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Downtown Portland Oregon Mt Hood Photo Triptych Christmas 2000 Tweten	Wood © Portland Oregon Mt Hood Panoramic Photo	Hawthorne Bridge Reflection Willamette River Portland Oregon Geddis G4306
*A Darker Portland* features historic black and white nighttime photographs of Oregonian news photographer Allan deLay in an exhibition curated by Thomas Robinson at William Joseph Gallery. "These images show Portland streets as they existed in the 1940's through the 1950's, when the now-dwarfed Public Service Building was the tallest in town, and Waterfront Park was a six-lane highway. The vintage views of the city are exceptionally beautiful, often with fog or rain-slicked streets beneath brilliant downtown lights, framed by the careful eye of one of the Northwest's greatest photographers." From 'Exhibit description by curator Thomas Robinson'

Japanese Garden photos in Portland Oregon features "Autumn Maple" by Larry Geddis. See also Japanese Garden photos by Allan Bruce Zee, Craig Tuttle, Ken Burkhart, Paul Tweten, ( panoramic photo ) and Francisco Rangel, ( panoramic photo ).A Japanese Garden photo by Cindy Kassab, of the Strolling Pond waterfall reveals the complex textures of the season of Spring in Portland Oregon. A Japanese Garden photo by Allan Bruce Zee, of the Moon Bridge in Autumn demonstrates the photographers' embrace of the compositional heritage of Japanese design and the ability of photography to illuminate the splendor of the season.

Historic Portland Oregon photos, black and white photography by Al Monner throughout the 1930s and 1940s, includes Willamette River photos, people photos, car photos, railroad trains at Union Station photos, airplane photos, photos of downtown streets (Washington, Stark, Burnside and others), avenues, ( Broadway, Sixth, Fifth, and Third), trolleys, architecture photos, photos of parks such as Washington Park's Rose Garden and Laurelhurst Park in southeast Portland, photos of downtown Portland's night lights, and also birds eye view photos of Mt Hood with Portland in the foreground.

Black and white historic photos of people, primarily of the 1920s, 1930s, and 1940s by photographers Ray Atkeson, Al Monner, and others reflect our heritage. Featured are photographs of Portland's bridges such as the St. Johns Bridge, the Burnside Bridge, and the Ross Island Bridge and photos of dancers, workers, tourists, skiers, climbers, farmers, loggers and logging equipment, saw mills, sportsmen and women boating, horseback riding, and golfing, as well as photos of fishermen, cowboys, Indians, African Americans, urbanites, women, and children. Al Monner's black and white historic photography of Oregon's agricultural heritage includes images of farms, ranches, dairies, orchards, barns, farm workers picking hops, apples, and berries, loggers logging, farmers with horse-drawn plows, and wagons, threshing machines, combines, and more from the Willamette Valley, the Hood River Valley, Southern, and Central Oregon. In abundance are oats, wheat, brewer's hops, and animals such as sheep and horses.