The Pillars of Rome is a rock structure in Southeast Oregon near the community of Rome,Oregon and is about two miles wide and five miles long.
This is a composition of five photos.
2 Comments
It was 110° and still about 3 hours from sunset and we could tell that "epic" lighting wasn't going to happen due to smoke from the wildfires in the area.
More From Dean Wilson
Ponytail Falls
Fire Dragon off the Oregon Coast
Waterfalls
Bridge at Blue Hour
Pillars of Rome
Gloomy Swamp
Holding Garlic
Pillars of Rome
Growing Out of Bounds
Jude the Obscure
Galilean Moons
Wild Horse
The Sentinel
Behind the Falls
Echoes of Autumn
Door to Infinity
Wild Horse
A Walk on the Beach
Crown Point ~ Vista House
“Equilibrium in Red”
Early Spring Moon
Night Driving to Nowhere
The Devils Playground
Counting Angels
The White Domes Trail
“Suspended Autumn”
Ford Tri-Motor 5-AT-B
Sunset on the Bridge to Nowhere
Cape Perpetua at Blue Hour
Playing with Rainbows
Dream Race
Geometry of Glass
Solar Eclipse and Sunspots
Departure
The Dinner Guest
Vista House at Crown Point in the Columbia River Gorge.
Quiet Time
Cathedral of Light
The Black Rabbit House
Hanging Leaf
I meant to go to this place the last time I drove from Condon, Mt through Coeur d' Alene and home. I think I was in a real time crunch and had to get home.