Spring feels like a second chance—a time to reset, refocus, and see the world with fresh eyes. As a black-and-white photographer in the Pacific Northwest, I find beauty in the contrast of misty coastlines, rain-soaked ferns, and shifting light. This season isn’t just about new beginnings; it’s about rediscovering what’s already there.
Spring is a time for fresh starts! Discover how black and white photography can bring depth, emotion, and renewal to your space this season.
As spring arrives, it’s the perfect time to refresh your space with something bold and timeless. Discover how black and white photography can transform your walls this season.
Every once in a while, I come across fascinating manmade structures in nature. Though seemingly untouched, our world often bears the mark of human intervention. During a recent road trip through Oregon, I stumbled upon an intriguing sight: an old steel railroad bridge spanning the Nehalem River. One afternoon, while driving home from Portland, Oregon,…
This past weekend, Spring weather arrived in the Pacific Northwest. Temperatures west of the cascades reached the 70s, and we had several days without rain. The warmer weather was a welcome relief from one of the wettest and coolest springs. Before this, snow fell in the Cascades Mountains – making for very scenic conditions. We’re…
A black and white landscape photograph of a snow-covered Lane Peak at Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.
A black and white intimate landscape photograph of a waterfalls along Falls Creek at Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.
A black and white landscape photograph of a late-spring, snow covered Yakima Peak near Cayuse Pass in Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.
A black and white landscape photograph of the Nisqually River Valley as viewed from the Inspiration Point Overlook at Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington.