There’s a kind of beauty in quiet places—a beauty that doesn’t ask for attention, but rewards it. I spent a single autumn morning photographing Washington’s Lower Crab Creek Coulee in black and white. The land, shaped by ancient floods, seemed to whisper in shadows and light. This project is my way of listening—and sharing what I heard.
Rialto Beach speaks in whispers of light and shadow. This project captures its raw beauty through black and white photography, revealing the timeless interplay between tide, mist, and stone.
Glenwood Valley, Washington, 2024 The Whitcomb-Cole Hewn Log House is a reminder of resilience, craftsmanship, and the enduring spirit of early settlers. Built in 1875 by Stephen S. Whitcomb and later home to John N. Cole and his family of seven, this historic cabin reflects the ingenuity and determination of those who shaped the Glenwood Valley in…
Explore the untamed beauty of Box Canyon with this behind-the-scenes look at my black-and-white photography project!
Join me as I capture the raw power of Washington State’s Entiat River and Fishtail Falls flowing through the 65-million-year-old geological wonder of Box Canyon.
I have this thing about photographing old barns. It could be nostalgia or something more. The stories those weathered boards could tell if only they could speak.
During the month of May 2020, I released a total of 27 black and white photographs from locations in Washington State, Oregon, Colorado, and Belgium.
On a recent visit to Brussels, Belgium, to see my daughter, I learned about the Sonian Forest, a hidden treasure just a stone’s throw away from the bustling city. This unexpected discovery was within reach, and I couldn’t wait to visit.
Explore the stunning architecture and culture of Belgium captured in captivating black and white photography. Witness the beauty and drama of historic landmarks and medieval cities in a new light, inspiring a fresh perspective on the world.
Black and white landscape photography has always fascinated me. It strips away the distractions of color and reveals the scene’s essence. It allows me to focus on the shapes, textures, contrasts, and light that make up the landscape. I chose to capture the spring season in the Washington Cascades foothills in black and white. This…