A black and white photograph of small ferns growing on a moss-covered rock along the South Fork Chehalis River at Rainbow Falls State Park in rural Lewis County, Washington.
This photo is one of a series of images from my Pacific Northwest black and white photography project titled Highway 6, Washington.
I captured this photograph of Mount Shuksan reflecting into Picture Lake on my first visit to the Mount Baker area. After a morning hike, I drove up to the Mount Baker Ski Area with the intent to photograph this image and then continue up to Artist Point for the sunset.
Discover the understated beauty of Washington’s channeled scablands through black and white photography. In Lower Crab Creek Coulee, where ancient catastrophic floods carved rolling hills into the Columbia Plateau, I found landscapes that whisper instead of shout. These forgotten places, born of violence but settled into peaceful rhythms, reveal their poetry only to those willing to slow down and truly see.
A black and white landscape photograph of a snow covered Inspiration Point at Mount Rainier National Park, Washington. Read the story behind this photograph on my blog post at “Snowshoe Trip into Reflection Lakes, Mount Rainier National Park, Washington, 2017”. Nikon D700, Nikkor 28-70 mm ƒ3.5-4.5, ƒ16, ISO 200, 1/125 second, 70 mm. 46°46’32” N…
A black-and-white study of moving water in Capital State Forest, Washington. This photograph explores rhythm, layered currents, and the fleeting shapes formed by a forest creek at first light.
Discover the serene beauty of ‘Trace of Departure,’ a black-and-white landscape that invites reflection on life’s journeys. This piece is not just about my journey, but about yours as well. I encourage you to explore the emotional depth of this piece and find your own unique connection to the art.
When you stand by a winter stream in the Pacific Northwest, you hear the steady sound of water over stone and notice the quiet presence of moss and ferns. In this post, I share the story behind a black and white photo from near Lake Cushman, Washington, that captures a moment of movement, texture, and reflection, inviting you to pause and reconnect with nature.
