A black and white landscape photograph of the beach along Armstrong Bay on Protection Island at Ocean Shores, Washington.
Read the story behind this photograph on my blog post at North Shore, Grays Harbor, Washington.
Part of my Pacific Northwest / Washington State black and white landscape photography series.
A series of black and white photographs captured at the Browns Point Lighthouse Park near Tacoma, Washington.
A black and white nature photograph of peep hole through a rock at Ruby Beach in the Olympic National Park in Washington State.
One thing I love about black-and-white photography is how it can make even the most ordinary subjects look mysterious and intriguing. It’s more true when shooting in a foggy forest. On my way to a recent appointment, I visited the old-growth forest at Rainbow Falls State Park in Lewis County, Washington. It was a beautiful,…
I recently met up with my daughter for a day hike at Mt. Rainier National Park. From the Sunrise Visitors Center on the Northeast corner of the mountain, we hiked the trail to the Mt. Fremont Lookout. As the day progressed, the light on Mt. Rainier washed out. I then focused on the close-up intimate…
This photo was taken at North Cove, Washington, a beautiful spot on the ocean beach. It’s part of a black and white landscape photography project I’m working on. I hope you enjoy it! EXIF: Nikon Z7, Nikkor Z 24-200mm f/4-6.3 VR lens, ISO 64, 24 mm, f11, 1/400 second Read the behind the scenes story of…
While exploring the Pacific Northwest’s coastlines and inland waterways, I am captivated by the silent sentinels of maritime history—boats that have long since departed from the waves. Now forever grounded, these vessels captured my imagination, sparking a new photographic project I’m excited to share with you.