After days of rain, Porter Creek in Washington’s Capital State Forest became a study in movement. Within the Pull explores the quiet tension between rushing water and moments of stillness, using black-and-white photography to reveal the fleeting patterns of light, shadow, and current that exist for only an instant.
A black-and-white photograph of the Wind River widening into fog and winter trees near Carson, Washington.
A black-and-white landscape photograph of a forested mountain ridge rising above low fog on the Olympic Peninsula, exploring stillness, atmosphere, and structure.
Held in still water along the Deschutes River in Tumwater, Washington, this black and white photograph closes the series with a return to calm, where open space no longer needs edges to feel complete and balanced.
Beneath the Winter Canopy, Wind River, Washington is a black-and-white fine art landscape photograph from Winter Along the Wind River.
Standing in the fog along the Deschutes River in Tumwater, Washington, this black and white photograph introduces subtle movement within open water, where a gentle current begins to guide the eye through a quiet, expansive scene.
A quiet black and white photograph of weathered alpine trees near Timberline on Mount Hood, Oregon, from the project Alpine Trees, Mt Hood, Oregon.
A black-and-white landscape photograph of ridges rising above dense fog on the Olympic Peninsula, exploring atmosphere, depth, and quiet mountain landscapes.
The shoreline falls away near the Deschutes River in Tumwater, Washington. This black and white photograph marks a shift from containment to openness, where still water and fog create a quieter, more expansive scene.