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Wednesday, April 17th, 2013

We’ve Moved

Coho Photography has moved! Head over to the new site at www.benhayesphotography.com. You can still explore the archives here, but please don’t expect updates. You can find regular updates at www.benhayesphotography.tumblr.com, or send an email to info@benhayesphotography.com.

Thursday, September 6th, 2012

Wallowa County Summertime

Now that summertime is drawing to a close, here are a few pictures from the county. It includes some from the moraines of Wallowa Lake, a survey of cute cabins in the Imnaha, a quick jaunt down the Deschutes, and the requisite fishing. Check it out HERE. All the best for a sunny and productive fall, […]

Tuesday, January 31st, 2012

Imnaha River Steelhead

Cameron Scott looking for steelhead in deep dark places. Imnaha River, OR
Winter seems to have missed Wallowa County, or perhaps just waiting for later, and instead we’ve been blessed with blue skies and 60 degree days. The light lends itself to a polarizing filter, and the warm weather urges a day of steelheading on the […]

Sunday, December 11th, 2011

New Snow

It seems like just yesterday that summer was over and the trees were beginning to turn gold. I was looking forward to cool evening, long runs and steelhead fishing. I guess I blinked, and now the tamarack have dropped their needles in a tawny coating over the snow.
Click here for a small gallery of images. More […]

Friday, September 10th, 2010

The Big Ditch

 
Leaving Marble Canyon, about to enter Grand Canyon. 
Despite months with very little access to internet, I have finally sorted through my pictures from our June trip down the Colorado, and you can now find pictures HERE.  Look for another update soon.

Saturday, April 24th, 2010

Umatilla River

The Umatilla is the backyard run for much of SE Washington and NE Oregon. It flows right through downtown Pendleton, past the rodeo grounds, and offers a great early morning or after-work run with a bit of surfing, a bit of floating, and some waving to the people on the bridges. The river is generally […]

Saturday, April 24th, 2010

Palouse A Goose!

I know school is supposed to be all about studying in the library until the wee hours of the morning, but there’s got to be some flexibility in that. I found some of that flexibility mid-week, as the Palouse, a river that rarely has any water, rose to about 800 cfs. Most years there are […]

Tuesday, March 30th, 2010

Back from the Owyhee

No, I haven’t dropped off the face of the earth, last week I did come pretty close though. Perched down in the bottom right hand corner of Oregon is a small river that flows out of Nevada, through Oregon, and into the Snake in Idaho, the Owyhee. The closest major town to the river is […]

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

East Fork of the Lewis River

Another local run down! Photos can be found HERE.
Dave, Mike, Josh and I headed over to the East Fork of the Lewis River this morning for a quick run. We shot some photos at Sunset Falls, Screaming Left, and Horseshoe Falls, check them out. More of an update coming soon (along with more pictures).

Wednesday, November 25th, 2009

Sandy River Gorge

As usual, you can get straight to the photos HERE.
These photos from a day spent exploring the Sandy River Gorge are the beginnings of a project for American Whitewater. The plan is to paddle as many of the local Portland runs and take photographs with the  intention of creating an online river guide similar […]