A hand painted sign was present that described the artist as, "Dena Schofield." That sign also described the name of these panels as "Photo Opps."

The "Photo Opps" for Photographic Opportunities were a series of panels, where each had holes cut out where the faces should be, so that anyone could stand behind, put a head through a hole, and be photographed as a souvenir. Each panel was labeled as from the "Oregon Country Fair."

One panel showed six acrobats in a pose with pine trees as bookends to the tableau.

Another panel showed three belly dancers dressed in fancy belly-dancing attire.

Two art bears posed. One stood on the other's shoulders. The top bear held paint brushes aloft. The bottom bear held two paint cans. Although these bodies looked like bears, the could easily be a bigfoot, or even overly hairy men.

Three dancers performed as a dragon passed behind them. These dancers were dressed as attendees of the fair.

Three fancy dressed people performed in a marching band. One played a bass drum. The second played the tuba. And the third played the trumpet (or bugle).

A performer hung from a rope and performed on a suspended hoop. The person was dressed in acrobat colors.

Two people performed with lit torches of fire. This appeared to be more of a dance than any attempt to juggle fire.

While riding a unicycle, a juggler juggled three balls that were the "O" and "C" and "F" of the expression, "Oregon Country Fair."

Three garden gnomes picked oranges or peaches off a tree and piled them into a basket.

A woman performed with five hula hoops at once.