The world’s oceans are awe-inspiring. They provide us with food, regulate our climate, and even produce a significant part of the air we breathe. But our oceans face unprecedented pollution, climate change, and overfishing threats.
Instead of chasing distant vistas, I’d rather photograph near my home. I can find inspiration in a nearby mountain face, a tidal pool’s intricate patterns, or a local forest’s quiet resilience.
Since I was a kid, the Pacific Northwest has been my adventure playground. I spent countless days exploring its diverse landscapes—camping under tall trees, fishing in icy streams, skiing, and snowboarding on fresh powder. Photography allowed me to capture these experiences and share the region’s beautiful views. But my artwork is more than just pretty…
Experience the vibrant creativity of the Pacific Northwest at Riverside Gallery in South Bend, Washington. Discover unique works by 17 local artists capturing the stunning beauty of the region, making it a must-visit stop on your coastal art adventure.
Explore the stark beauty of Eastern Washington through captivating black and white photography. Immerse yourself in a timeless world of rugged landscapes and raw untamed beauty.
Experience the breathtaking beauty of the Pacific Northwest as it transitions from winter to spring, capturing the vibrant emergence of new life against towering snow-capped peaks. Let these stunning landscapes inspire awe and appreciation, inviting you to embrace the transformative power of nature in your own space.
Immerse yourself in the captivating beauty of black and white landscape photography in the Pacific Northwest. Join us in exploring the endless possibilities of nature through minimalist yet detailed imagery that will leave you in awe.
Experience the serene beauty of foggy mornings in Willapa Valley, Washington through stunning black and white landscape photography. Browse through a collection of fine art prints that bring the essence of the Pacific Northwest into your home or office.
A black and white landscape photograph looking down into the Huckleberry Basin as seen from the Sourdough Ridge Trail on a foggy, late Summer day during a visit to the Sunrise area of Mount Rainier National Park, Washington.