While hiking with my daughter in Olympic National Forest, we paused on a bluff above Lena Lake. As we ate lunch, a single beam of sunlight lit up the far shoreline, revealing a serene moment I felt compelled to capture. This black-and-white photograph preserves that stillness—just light, shadow, and reflection.
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.
I’m drawn to black-and-white landscapes because emotional resonance and returning to the same image guide my choices more than matching my décor. Explore my Pacific Northwest fine art photographs and let your instinct lead you to prints that anchor and elevate your home.
Discover the serene beauty of “Mystic Shadows,” a black-and-white photograph capturing the enchanting interplay of light and shadow at Rialto Beach, Washington.
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 quiet reflection on World Social Media Day — expressing gratitude for the digital connections that allow me to share my black-and-white photography of the Pacific Northwest with collectors and art lovers like you.
A simple reflection on gratitude: pausing to give thanks to those who support my creative journey in black-and-white photography of the Pacific Northwest.
Discover the serene beauty of Rialto Beach through “Guardians of the Coast,” a black-and-white photograph that invites reflection and tranquility.
Tracks of Silence is a black-and-white photograph capturing the solitary beauty of a railway cutting through Lower Crab Creek Coulee. A story of stillness, solitude, and space.