Landscape photography typically features beautiful vistas in nature, scenes that open our eyes to the beauty of our earth in its various climates and topographies. This week, Egídio challenges us to limit our choices to no more than six images that we consider to be our best landscape photographs. Since I responded to the original challenge in 2019, #31 by Amy, I challenged myself to find other photos that are equally compelling to me.
This photo of Crater Lake in Oregon, USA is one I chose as “Postcard Perfect” for another Lens-Artists challenge.
Looking south from Fort Columbia Washington, this photo features the Astoria-Megler bridge that spans 4 miles across the mouth of the Columbia River.
The rolling hills of the Palouse, photographed from Steptoe Butte, are a unique landscape or rich agricultural fields.
Salmon Creek at Greenwater Rest Area near Oakridge, Oregon offers a refreshing break from the winding drive over Willamette Pass.
Lindy Low LeCoq 
Lindy, thanks for these glorious landscapes! The sundown is breathtaking!
Thank you Beth!
Lindy, it is so hard to pick a favorite in this beautiful gallery. Each image had me drooling. They are gorgeous. Yup, Crater Lake is postcard perfect, and so are the Palouse scene and others. Your closing shot, especially, is stunning.
Thank you! This was both easy and hard. You helped by specify no more than 6 of the best, which narrowed the choices quickly.
Such glorious landscapes Lindy, they’re all beautiful in their own way 💚✨️ xxx
Thank you!
Breathtaking landscapes, Lindy! All are beautifully captured.
Thank you, Amy. Sorry to be so late getting back to you!