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A low-angle view of the historic Chown Pella building in Portland, Oregon, photographed at dusk against a deep blue sky. The multi-story red brick industrial building features a vintage wooden water tower on its roof and a large weathered painted advertisement reading "Pella" in yellow script on a circular dark background. The faded "Chown" name is painted in ghost lettering on the upper brick facade. Several birds are silhouetted against the darkening sky above the roofline.

Ghost Signs

Retracing Gus Van Sant's footsteps. The historic Chown Pella building with its vintage water tower and painted wall advertisement in Portland, Oregon.

The iconic Caffe Vita Coffee Roasting Company neon sign pierces through a heavy fog on Alberta Street in Portland's Concordia neighborhood. The vintage-style sign features a whimsical figure holding a coffee cup, rendered in electric blue and white neon, while red lettering spells out the cafe's name below. Bare winter tree branches frame the left side of the composition as the atmospheric haze transforms the nighttime street into a dreamlike urban tableau.

Neon Glow Through Alberta Street Fog

Caffe Vita's neon sign glows through fog on Northeast Alberta Street in Portland's Concordia district.

A diverse crowd of music enthusiasts gathers on the tree-lined sidewalk outside Music Millennium on East Burnside Street in Portland's Kerns neighborhood. The iconic independent record store's storefront displays vibrant album artwork in its windows, while a prominent chalkboard sign announces operating hours and cold beverages available. Dappled afternoon sunlight filters through the urban canopy, casting a warm glow over the patient queue of customers waiting to enter this beloved musical institution.

Music Millennium Record Store Queue Portland

Customers line up outside the legendary Music Millennium record store on East Burnside Street in Portland, Oregon.

Crowds gather beneath the dappled shade of mature trees along Lloyd Center's sidewalk to witness the retirement of Portland's iconic MAX Type 1 train on a bright April afternoon. Orange and blue balloons punctuate the celebratory scene as transit enthusiasts, families, and community members line the platform area, their shadows creating intricate patterns across the concrete. The white articulated train car displays its familiar blue destination sign while people of all ages document this historic moment in Portland's transportation legacy.

Final Farewell to Portland's MAX Type 1

Community members celebrate the final day of service for Portland's MAX Type 1 trains at Holladay Park in Lloyd Center on April 18th, 2026.