Culture Art & Media Photo: Tumalo Falls Treats the Forest to a Show By Melissa Breyer Editorial Director Hunter College F.I.T., State University of New York Cornell University Melissa Breyer is Treehugger’s editorial director. She is a sustainability expert and author whose work has been published by the New York Times and National Geographic, among others. our editorial process Melissa Breyer Updated August 22, 2018 Share Twitter Pinterest Email Culture History Travel Sustainable Fashion Art & Media Holidays Community credit: Rollie Rodriguez/Flickr Our photo of the day comes from Deschutes National Forest, Oregon. Oregon's Deschutes National Forest comprises 1.8 million acres, including 348,100 acres of old-growth forest. It also has cinder cones, lava flows, and lava tubes, more than 250 known caves, five wilderness areas, and six National Wild and Scenic Rivers. Not to mention, the very picturesque Tumalo Falls, as pictured in this pretty photo by Rollie Rodriguez. Well done, forest, well done. Would you like to see your nature photo featured as the TreeHugger photo of the day? Join TreeHugger’s Reader Photo Pool on Flickr and add your pictures to the group.