Halloween graveyard

The IOOF Cemetery in Roseburg, Ore., on Oct. 31, 2011.  The cemetery opened in 1859 and is the final resting spot for many of the local pioneers.

Halloween photo booth

A few favorites from my photo booth at the Henry Goes Halloween festivities at the Henry Estate Winery near Roseburg on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. The event was put together by Shasta Ray Productions.

I love zombies!

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Halloween blast

A pumpkin is fired from cannon during a Halloween event at the Henry Estate Winery in Umpqua, Ore., on Saturday, Oct. 29, 2011. The cannon used black powder to fire the pumpkins several hundred yards at a target in the empty field.

Running for cover after lighting the fuse to a black powder charge placed under an anvil during the event at the Henry winery. The tradition of anvil firing, also known as anvil shooting and anvil launching, was once popular and was often a replacement for fireworks during celebrations.

Spectators watch as a steel anvil is launched into the air by the blast from a black powder charge.

Fall fishing on the North Umpqua River

With a backdrop of colorful fall leaves, a fly fisherman tests his luck on the North Umpqua River near Glide, Ore., on Wednesday, Oct. 26, 2011. The river has a reputation as a world-class steelhead trout stream.

 My fly fishing photo made it into the ZUMApress.com Pictures of the Day gallery.

Fall leaves and creek

In a timed exposure, colorful fall leaves move with the current near a small waterfall on Deer Creek in Roseburg, Ore., on Monday, Oct. 24, 2011.
  Wet feet again!

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Halloween photo booth

 I'll have my photo booth setup this Saturday at the Henry Estate Winery Halloween festivities.  During the day the winery is open for family fun and music. During the evening come for the Monster Mash and costume contest.

A feast of color

It was a feast of color Saturday morning at the Umpqua Valley Farmers' Market in Roseburg.  My family has a stand this year at the market.  We're selling farm fresh prunes from our dryer.  It's our first year at the farmers' market and we're having a lot of fun.  Next Saturday (Oct. 29, 2011) is the last market of the year.

South Umpqua River

Dusk falls, as the South Umpqua River rushes past clumps of grass growing in a rocky area near Roseburg, Ore., on Friday, Oct. 21, 2011. The South Umpqua River joins the North Umpqua River six miles northwest of Roseburg.  The Umpqua River is one of the principle rivers of the Oregon coast running for 111 miles from  the Cascade Mountains to the Pacific Ocean. The Umpqua River boasts world class fly-fishing along with salmon, sturgeon, and small-mouth bass fishing.

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Picture poses

Messing around with Alex yesterday. A 14-year-old boy practices his "leisure diving" skills on his family farm near Roseburg, Ore., on Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011.  The internet trend, of meme, of posting pictures of people in strange and interesting poses continues to be popular.  Photos are copyrighted by Robin Loznak Photography LLC.

Planking

Horsemaning

Owling

 The London Telegraph picked up one of my photos via  ZUMApress.com.

Fall color

A birch tree drops colorful fall leaves as a crane fly clings to its trunk at a city park in Roseburg, Ore., on Thursday, Oct. 20, 2011.  Shot with my exotic Nikon tilt-shift lens.

Engagement photos with Tyler and Angelica

Tyler and Angelica are getting married next summer at a winery near Roseburg.

Now is a great time for engagement photos and also the best time to book your wedding photographer for 2012.

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My photo on natgeo.com

Check out my walnut photo on the National Geographic Society website. It's in the Daily Dozen web gallery. Users can rate the photos.

English walnuts in Oregon

The exterior husk of a walnut in partially removed to show the ripening nut inside on a farm near Roseburg, Ore., on Sunday, Oct. 16, 2011. Walnut trees are native to the mountain ranges of central Asia and were introduced into Western Europe in Roman times or earlier.  In North America walnuts are mostly cultivated in California.  They also grow very well here is southern Oregon. Check my website to see more of my award winning images.

Roseburg Farmer's Market booth

Besides being an award winning photojournalist I'm also a farmer.  I live on my wife's family farm were we grow and dry prune plums. This Saturday, for the fist time, we'll have a booth at the Umpqua Valley Farmer's Market in Roseburg, Oregon.  Our local prunes, direct from the dryer, are really tasty and healthy.  We'll have zesty old-time Italian prunes and the sweet-plump Brooks variety.

The farmer's market is on Diamond Lake Blvd., and is open 9 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The Fisher Farm has been in my wife's family since 1867.