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Painting by Amanda Heininge. Two pine martens in snowy pines above a valley with a waterfall, a winding river and a distant peak under a glowing sky. One marten peeks out from behind a trunk.

Photographs of Oregon, and the stories that came with them

We live in an epic place.

Look closer

Somebody's always watching.

Illustration: Amanda Heininge

What's in a name

EuphORegon

Euphoria, plus Oregon. That's pretty much the whole idea.

Euphoregon is Joe's Oregon landscape photography, with the occasional monster from Kendra. We live in an epic place, and we like getting out in it.

Every print here comes with the story behind the shot. Some of those stories involve lava tubes. At least one involves a head injury. A surprising number involve getting rained on.

More about us, and how the prints are made

  • PrintedMade to order by Gango in Portland
  • ShippedStraight from the print shop to your door
  • CardsPacked and mailed by us, from home

The Trip

Six stops.
14 prints.

Start at the coast, head south, cut inland across the high desert (and under it), then come home to Portland by way of the mountain. Every print has a story, and most of them involve getting a little wet.

See the whole trip, with filters

Stop 1 of 6

The North Coast

45.88° N · 123.97° W

Haystack Rock, a very long bridge, and somebody big, orange and shy hiding behind the rock.

Stop 2 of 6

The South Coast

42.05° N · 124.28° W

Where the forest runs right into the ocean, a few miles from California.

Stop 3 of 6

High Desert

44.37° N · 121.14° W

Painted hills, ash cliffs, and a ranch named after a guy called Cant.

Stop 4 of 6

Underground

43.91° N · 121.37° W

Lava tubes, headlamps, and one gouged scalp.

Stop 5 of 6

The Mountain

45.37° N · 121.70° W

Wy'east. Mt. Hood. Also the Overlook Hotel.

Stop 6 of 6

Home Base

45.52° N · 122.68° W

Portland in ice, a robin with an attitude, and one very dark afternoon.

Adopt a Monster

The surfers didn't notice.Meet Herman.

Haystack Rock at Cannon Beach at sunset. Two surfers stand on the wet sand with their boards while a huge fuzzy orange monster named Herman peeks out from behind the rock.
Hang Loose by the Goondocks, Herman edition · Photo by Joe, monster by Kendra

Kendra paints monsters into Joe's landscapes. Take one home and it'll keep in touch.

  1. 1

    Pick a monster

    Every monster lives in one print. Right now that's Herman, hiding behind Haystack Rock. More are on the way.

  2. 2

    We get it printed

    Gango prints it in Portland and ships it straight to your door.

  3. 3

    Your monster writes home

    About once a month you'll get an email from your monster about what it's been up to. Only adopters hear from it.

Adopt Herman adoptions open Nov. 1Meet Herman

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Rather have the beach without the company? Hang Loose by the Goondocks is available on its own too.