This is Oregon
I recently stumbled on a collaborative project called This is Oregon. Shwood Eyewear and photographer Julian Bialowas teamed up to create an inspiring series of photos and the video below. Check it out…
No matter where you live, adventure is much closer than you think. New experiences, unknown surroundings, and exciting opportunities are just waiting to be discovered. Sometimes all it takes is a bit of motivation and knowing where to start.
We’ve traveled to ten locations within a 90-minute drive from downtown Portland, Oregon to showcase the awe-inspiring landscapes that are waiting to be explored. From highway pull-offs to backcountry overnighters, and sun-baked coastlines to snowy mountainsides, there is something for everyone, everywhere.
At each location we captured a featured photograph and paired it with an interactive 360 degree panorama and Google map to help you find your way. Hopefully these destinations will light the fire for you to look beyond and explore the endless beauty waiting outside your door.
THIS IS OREGON from Shwood Eyewear on Vimeo.
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Love this video, it’s a great reminder that we’re 90 minutes away from awesomeness in every direction. I dig the blog and thanks for sharing!
Thanks for checking it out! Oregon is truly a special place.