Black and white photography transforms seascapes into timeless works of art. By focusing on contrast, texture, and negative space, it unveils the raw energy and emotion of the ocean. In my latest collection, I capture the shifting tides and towering sea stacks of Rialto Beach, where light and shadow shape an ever-changing landscape.
Experience the raw power and beauty of a King Tide in Willapa Bay, Washington. Let nature’s cyclical rhythms remind you of the beauty in slowing down and listening to the silence.
As the longest day gives way to the twilight of the Summer Solstice, I find myself standing at Cape Disappointment State Park in Washington. The rugged cliffs embrace me, and the rhythmic crash of waves below is a soothing lullaby. The air carries a salty tang, a reminder of the vast expanse of the Pacific Ocean stretching beyond the horizon.
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.
Explore the beauty and timeless charm of North Head Lighthouse in Washington State through black and white photography. Capturing moments of sun-kissed clarity and the interplay of light and shadow, immerse yourself in the Pacific Northwest’s natural elegance.
Discover the beauty and tranquility of Beards Hollow in Washington, where oceanic solitude awaits. Immerse yourself in the gentle dance of waves and whispers of the sea for a truly magical experience on the stunning Long Beach Peninsula.
One recent sunny day, returning home from Astoria, Oregon, I glanced out at the bay and saw Round Island bathed in golden sunlight. The sky above was clear, adorned with fluffy clouds that added character to the scene.
Explore the haunting beauty of the Dickman Mill ruins on a foggy morning in Tacoma, Washington. Black-and-white photography captures the timeless essence of this historic site.
Not far from our home in Southwest Washington lies a stretch of ocean beach that remains off the radar of most visitors to the Pacific Northwest. Without any signs directing people to the beach access points, most travelers simply keep driving to the more popular coastal destinations. This lack of development is great for locals like myself—it’s as close to having a private beach as possible.
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