Between Stone and Forest, Wind River, Washington is a black-and-white fine art landscape photograph from Winter Along the Wind River, exploring water, basalt, moss, and winter forest in southwest Washington.
“Drawn Together,” is a black and white photograph of Porter Creek after steady rain, where moving water forms a brief moment of balance before continuing downstream.
A quiet stretch of the Deschutes River near Tumwater, Washington, where the current softens before entering Capitol Lake. This black and white photograph explores the moment when movement eases, and the river begins to lose its defined path.
Along an unnamed creek on the Olympic Peninsula, water drops through a narrow section of dark stone before settling into shadow below. This photograph explores motion, depth, and the quieter transitions that exist within a single small waterfall.
A black and white photograph looking down the length of Percival Cove on a foggy winter morning. This image introduces depth, distance, and direction, shifting the series from contained shoreline views to a more open and forward-moving perspective.
A four image black and white photography project from White Bluffs Overlook at Hanford Reach National Monument, Washington, exploring the Columbia River, pale sedimentary cliffs, Ice Age flood history, and the quiet weight of place.
A black-and-white photograph of forested ridges rising above shifting fog on the Olympic Peninsula, exploring atmosphere, depth, and quiet mountain landscapes.
A black and white photograph from Percival Cove in Olympia, Washington, capturing a quiet meeting of water and shoreline. This image reflects subtle balance and stillness within the Pacific Northwest landscape.
As the harvest moon lowered toward the forest, the landscape settled into stillness. Descent Through Stillness explores quiet change, atmosphere, and the subtle passage of time on the Olympic Peninsula.