Father’s Day always sneaks up on me. Maybe it’s the way the Pacific Northwest’s unique beauty lingers just a little longer—the soft drizzle, the fresh scent of evergreen, the muted palette of sky and sea. It’s a beauty that begs to be captured, frozen in time. And that’s precisely what I try to do with every photograph I take.
Lately, I’ve been thinking about the kind of gift that endures. Not another tie or gadget that will collect dust, but something personal. Something soulful. Black and white fine art photography has a way of stripping away the noise, revealing the quiet strength beneath. It reminds me of my father—steady, potent, always present.
This year, as Father’s Day approaches, I’m excited to offer a special deal. For a limited time, you can enjoy 25% off my entire collection. Just use code DAD25 at checkout, now through Saturday.
Timeless Black & White Art
The Pacific Northwest lends itself so naturally to monochrome. The dramatic coastlines, towering forests, and endless skies transform under the lens, becoming timeless pieces that fit seamlessly into any space. When you give art, you’re not just giving a beautiful image. You’re offering a piece of the world seen through another’s eyes.
Whether you’re honoring your father, a mentor, a partner, or even choosing something for yourself, this is a chance to give a gift that won’t fade or go out of style. Every print carries a part of this incredible region and a piece of my own story as an artist, ensuring it will be cherished for years to come.
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Every purchase supports not only my work but also my passion for continuing to explore, capture, and share these quiet corners of the Northwest. It means more than I can express.
If you have any questions or need help selecting a piece, my inbox is open. I’m happy to help you find something that speaks to you.
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Happy Father’s Day to you and your loved ones. And as always, thank you for being part of this journey. I look forward to helping you find the perfect gift.
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