Stock Photography | Landscapes, Coastal Views & Editorial Images
Explore the collection of California stock photography, featuring landscapes, coastal views, coastal life, and environmental details. These images are available for editorial and commercial licensing, ideal for publications, marketing, and creative projects.
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Images are filed by types of cameras used:
PP: Canon PowerShotPro 8mp
iPhone4
iPhoneX
30D: Canon EOS 30D 8mp with an EF 24 – 105 L lens
6D: Canon EOS 6D Mark II 26mp with an EF 24 – 105 L lens
Explore images of the Devils Punchbowl, an intriguing rock formation located on the Oregon coast near Newport and Otter Rock. This striking geological feature, part of a State Natural Area, offers incredible views of the Pacific Ocean and is a favorite spot for tidepooling and coastal hiking. The Devils Punchbowl provides an excellent opportunity for nature lovers and photographers to capture the rugged beauty of Oregon's coastline. Available for editorial and commercial licensing.
Explore images of Meyer's Creek Beach, a picturesque stretch of coastline on the southern Oregon coast. Known for its scenic beauty, rocky formations, and tranquil atmosphere, this beach offers breathtaking views of the Pacific Ocean. It’s one of the most stunning beaches along the West Coast, making it a perfect destination for outdoor enthusiasts and photographers looking to capture the essence of coastal Oregon. Available for editorial and commercial licensing.
Explore images of the Natural Bridges, a remarkable coastal rock formation located near Brookings, Oregon, along the Pacific Ocean. These stunning natural arches, carved by the forces of nature, are a striking feature of the Oregon coast, providing a perfect spot for scenic photography and ocean views. The site is a must-see for travelers looking to experience the rugged beauty of the Pacific Northwest. Available for editorial and commercial licensing.
Explore images of Horsetail Falls, a picturesque waterfall along Historic Route 30 in the Columbia River Gorge, just east of Portland, Oregon. Located near the town of Troutdale, this scenic spot is part of Oregon's renowned waterfall route within the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area. The falls cascade down a steep rock face, creating a horsetail-shaped flow that's popular with hikers, photographers, and nature lovers. Available for editorial and commercial licensing.
Explore images of Multnomah Falls, located along Historic Route 30 in the Columbia River Gorge National Scenic Area, outside of Portland, Oregon. With a dramatic 620-foot drop, Multnomah Falls is one of the tallest waterfalls in the United States and a favorite for photographers and outdoor enthusiasts. Surrounded by vibrant green forests and accessible via a scenic drive from Troutdale, this natural wonder is a popular stop for travelers exploring Oregon's renowned waterfall corridor. Available for editorial and commercial licensing.
Explore images of Haystack Rock, a striking sea stack located on Cannon Beach in Northwest Oregon. On a sunny afternoon, visitors can be seen sunbathing on the beach, while the rock itself rises dramatically above the shoreline. This scenic spot, known for its breathtaking views and vibrant coastal ecosystem, is a must-see for travelers exploring the Oregon Coast and the Pacific Northwest. Available for editorial and commercial licensing.
Explore images of Prehistoric Gardens is a beloved roadside attraction tucked along Oregon's scenic Highway 101 near Port Orford. Set within a lush coastal forest, this unique park features 23 hand-sculpted, life-size dinosaurs designed to transport visitors back in time. The garden blends quirky Pacific Northwest charm with educational fun, making it a favorite stop for families, road trippers, and dinosaur enthusiasts exploring the Oregon Coast. Available for editorial and commercial licensing.