My galleries include many collections of my images, including California scenic photos, desert flowers and plants, mountain wildflowers and Oregon wildflowers. The waterfall gallery includes photos of several waterfalls of California and Oregon. Other collections are mountain scenics, desert scenery, Joshua Tree National Park, Crater Lake National Park, the Columbia Gorge, Oregon Coast, and birds and wildlife. These photo gallery collections will continue to grow quickly. View the galleries by clicking the gallery links above.

ABOUT LEE REEDER

Lee Reeder
(Photo by son Austen Reeder, 12)

I am photographer and environmental, travel and health care writer who lives in the San Bernardino Mountains of Southern California. I am also co-author (with David L. Porter) of the book Hell on Earth: The Wildfire Pandemic, which was released in August 2008. The book explores climate change and its growing effects on wildfires in the United States and around the world. In Hell on Earth, two authors who have experienced wildfire devastation firsthand put a human face on a global wildfire pandemic. Publisher's Weekly called it "...a rapidly-moving, thriller-like account." Click here to learn more about the book, which is now on sale in bookstores and online.

I have been photographing scenery and nature since the age of 12 while hiking and backpacking with my first cameras (a Mamiya, a Miranda and a Konica) in Southern California. I have been developing my own photos since the age of 15. At the age of 19, I began working professionally as a photojournalist in the U.S. Army in West Germany. Photography has been a big part of a lifelong journalism career that has put me at the editorial and creative helms of several national and international magazines and journals. Although writing and editorial management have been the bulk of my work, photography has always been my passion. In 2004, at the age of 47, I created my scenic and nature photography business, 1000 Words. Since then I have traveled extensively in the West, capturing moments in nature. People consistently tell me I have "the eye," meaning a different perspective that sets my photography apart from that of others. It's partly that, but it's also the result of much patience and hard work. Anyway, I hope it all results in me sharing my passion for the natural beauty of our world through my own perspective, and for your enjoyment.

Lee Reeder exclusively uses and enjoys the latest in Nikon® cameras and lenses. Although most of my work is digital, I do not use or own PhotoShop. Except for slight corrections in fade, clarity and brightness, what you see is what I photographed.

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HOW TO ORDER

To order archival quality prints in two sizes (for 11 X 14 and 16 X 20 standard mats) click on a photo above or in a gallery to reach the order page, which also displays a larger version of that photo. You may order securely from this site using a major credit card or your PayPal account. You will be given that choice on checkout. You may also order electronic versions in two sizes for use in Web sites and presentations. To order high-resolution photos for promotional or editorial use, please contact me via e-mail. To order framed versions of photos (only in Southern California), please e-mail me. We do not ship framed versions but will deliver in Southern California.

COPYRIGHT NOTICE
All photos on this site are copyright Lee Reeder, and may not be reproduced, resold or used for commercial purposes without the expressed, written consent of Lee Reeder.

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