John Perhach Photography

Here is a photo that I shot of Mt Hood or Wy’East in the native language during a sunset some time in the early part of summer to late spring of 2020.

This is a photo I shot one fine fall morning of the famous “Watchman” located in the wonderful Zion National Park, Utah.

Here is a random photo from a mostly scouting mission to a location I came across while doing some google earthing. I say it was mostly a scouting mission simply because I didn’t have the highest hopes for anything to epic for the sunset lighting wise and well, I kinda just like going to places to hang out with my dog watching the weather doing its thing above something interesting with out even taking my camera out at times... Shit, I actually almost didn’t even shoot on the evening that I shot this one for that matter because nothing was standing out to me compositionally really till I finally semi liked this comp..

Who else has been to a place that left a lasting impression on you? Glacier National park did exactly that for me and is seriously something else to behold!...

Here is a moody photo I at Smith Rock one evening during the summer of 2020. It is also a attempt of mine at doing hand held focus stacking. It is not perfect, but what the hay, I mean shooting for a focus stack with out a tripod is not that easy to do.

Here is a photo of Mount Adams in southern Washington State that I shot on the final evening I shot in this meadow for the season.Thanks and I hope you enjoy.

Here is a pretty simple photo that I shot during summer of 2020 of the great Wy’East aka Mount Hood on the second evening of a 3 sunset set that I did at this location starting on a Sunday and ending on a Tuesday night… Also when I say 3 day set I also don’t mean I camped out up there for 3 days shooting, but rather I made the 2 plus hour drive there & back daily and I also made it to work at 5:30am for two days in a row before finally catching a break to catch up on some sleep because I knew there would be zero chance that anything of interest would go down for the rest of the week. That kinda schedule is kind of a glimpse into how I generally roll when I am actively shooting because well, it is all about the grind and that is were you separated the men from the boy’s or the women from the girl’s depending on the shooters sexual orientation

Here is a pretty cool photo I shot of a Mount Adam’s from a frosty meadow one morning during the early winter of 2019/2020. Thanks for looking and I hope you enjoyed my photo.

Here is a photo that I shot in Zion National Park at the end of 2019 and this was also my last photo shot of the year as well.

This is a vertical pano that I shot up on Mt Hood from a meadow while a somewhat moody sunrise was going during August of 2020.

Here is a pretty photo of a mountain with a bit of a double rainbow over it that was shot one morning in 2019 while I was visiting Glacier National Park in Montana.

The Mount Hood back country is such a wonderful place indeed.