Dmitri von Klein | MONOVITA http://monovita.com monovita.com: The work of photographer Dmitri von Klein Fri, 03 Sep 2010 16:54:33 +0000 en hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 This I Believe http://monovita.com/journal/id1417 http://monovita.com/journal/id1417#comments Fri, 03 Sep 2010 03:08:15 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1417 This I Believe
Dexter, Ore.: Madelyn moving rhythmically to Beatles song “All You Need Is Love”. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and Twitter]]> This I Believe

Dexter, Ore.: Madelyn moving rhythmically to Beatles song “All You Need Is Love”.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1417/feed 0 Grey Abyss http://monovita.com/journal/id1413 http://monovita.com/journal/id1413#comments Mon, 30 Aug 2010 20:15:01 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1413 Grey Abyss
Tomorrow I turn twenty eight. I chose to reflect with South Sister. Solitude on a mountain peak is my religion. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and Twitter]]> Grey Abyss

Tomorrow I turn twenty eight. I chose to reflect with South Sister. Solitude on a mountain peak is my religion.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1413/feed 0 Madelyn http://monovita.com/journal/id1399 http://monovita.com/journal/id1399#comments Mon, 23 Aug 2010 03:45:35 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1399 Madelyn
After the sun had set and with dark of night fast approaching, Madelyn poses for a photograph with sand dunes far behind. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and Twitter]]> Madelyn

After the sun had set and with dark of night fast approaching, Madelyn poses for a photograph with sand dunes far behind.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1399/feed 0 Mount Jefferson http://monovita.com/journal/id1379 http://monovita.com/journal/id1379#comments Mon, 09 Aug 2010 23:55:57 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1379 Mount Jefferson
There are times when it is rather nice to have your head in the clouds. Looking north through moving Cumulus clouds is Mount Jefferson as seen from South Sister summit. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and Twitter]]> Mount Jefferson

There are times when it is rather nice to have your head in the clouds. Looking north through moving Cumulus clouds is Mount Jefferson as seen from South Sister summit.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1379/feed 0 The Summit http://monovita.com/journal/id1375 http://monovita.com/journal/id1375#comments Mon, 09 Aug 2010 23:34:58 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1375 The Summit
After several postponements due to thunderstorms my friend Shayne (right) and I summit South Sister (3,159 m) in the Cascade Range of Oregon. Our timing could not have been better as clouds began to pass through the peak. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and Twitter]]> The Summit

After several postponements due to thunderstorms my friend Shayne (right) and I summit South Sister (3,159 m) in the Cascade Range of Oregon. Our timing could not have been better as clouds began to pass through the peak.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1375/feed 0 Car vs Car http://monovita.com/journal/id1404 http://monovita.com/journal/id1404#comments Sat, 07 Aug 2010 23:22:28 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1404 Car vs Car
On my way back to Eugene from Sisters where I covered Rooster Rock Fire I came upon a car vs car incident on highway 126 that took place within less than a couple of minutes of my arrival. No life threatening injuries were sustained by any of the occupants. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and [...]]]> Car vs Car

On my way back to Eugene from Sisters where I covered Rooster Rock Fire I came upon a car vs car incident on highway 126 that took place within less than a couple of minutes of my arrival. No life threatening injuries were sustained by any of the occupants.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1404/feed 0 Rooster Rock Fire http://monovita.com/journal/id1365 http://monovita.com/journal/id1365#comments Sat, 07 Aug 2010 20:04:46 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1365 Rooster Rock Fire
Paul Ries with Oregon Department of Forestry drove me approximately 7 miles south of Sisters in Central Oregon to see firsthand the aftermath of Rooster Rock Fire. Currently the fire is 6,134 acres and is 50% contained. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and Twitter]]> Rooster Rock Fire

Paul Ries with Oregon Department of Forestry drove me approximately 7 miles south of Sisters in Central Oregon to see firsthand the aftermath of Rooster Rock Fire. Currently the fire is 6,134 acres and is 50% contained.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1365/feed 0 Ponderosa http://monovita.com/journal/id1408 http://monovita.com/journal/id1408#comments Sat, 07 Aug 2010 19:59:07 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1408 Ponderosa
Rooster Rock Fire in mop up stage. One of major fuels for this fire has been second growth Ponderosa pine. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and Twitter]]> Ponderosa

Rooster Rock Fire in mop up stage. One of major fuels for this fire has been second growth Ponderosa pine.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1408/feed 0 Rooster Rock Fire http://monovita.com/journal/id1342 http://monovita.com/journal/id1342#comments Wed, 04 Aug 2010 06:15:57 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1342 Rooster Rock Fire
Central Oregon, fire was originally reported yesterday at 1144 hours near Forest Road 16 and Whychus Creek on the Sisters Ranger District of the Deschutes National Forest. By the time this photo was taken, approximately 36 hours later, the fire has grown to 2,700 acres. Enjoyed this photo?Follow on Facebook and Twitter]]> Rooster Rock Fire

Central Oregon, fire was originally reported yesterday at 1144 hours near Forest Road 16 and Whychus Creek on the Sisters Ranger District of the Deschutes National Forest. By the time this photo was taken, approximately 36 hours later, the fire has grown to 2,700 acres.

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]]> http://monovita.com/journal/id1342/feed 0 The Lupine Blue http://monovita.com/journal/id1351 http://monovita.com/journal/id1351#comments Tue, 03 Aug 2010 17:36:38 +0000 Dmitri von Klein http://monovita.com/?p=1351 The Lupine Blue
Male Plebejus Lupini (Boisduval, 1869) at the base of Mount Scott in Crater Lake National Park. (Source: Forest Service / Bureau of Land Management) Fender’s Blue, endangered subspecies found only in northwestern Oregon. Discovered in early 1920′s, however, was not scientifically documented and named until 1931, later in the decade this butterfly was presumed to [...]]]> The Lupine Blue

Male Plebejus Lupini (Boisduval, 1869) at the base of Mount Scott in Crater Lake National Park. (Source: Forest Service / Bureau of Land Management)

Fender’s Blue, endangered subspecies found only in northwestern Oregon. Discovered in early 1920′s, however, was not scientifically documented and named until 1931, later in the decade this butterfly was presumed to be extinct. Small populations were rediscovered in 1989. (further information)

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