A black and white photograph of an old moss covered stump on the shoreline of Lake Crescent, Washington in the Olympic National Park.
This photo is one of a series of images from my black and white nature/landscape photography project titled Monochromatic Visions, Olympic National Park, Washington, 2016
A mountain stream is a living entity that fascinates us with its diversity and strength. It originates from the highlands, where the snow melts and the clouds gather. Its journey transforms the environment, eroding stones and forming waterfalls, pools, and rapids. It supports life, from flora and fauna to humans. The mountain stream symbolizes various…
One of a series of black and white photographs captured along the banks of the Willapa River in downtown South Bend, Washington. EXIF: Nikon D700, Nikkor 28-70 mm ƒ3.5-4.5, ISO 200, 35 mm, ƒ11, 1/125 second. Part of my Pacific Northwest black and white photography series.
Photo 12/14 of a series of black and white photographs of an old wharf along the Willapa River on a foggy autumn morning in Raymond, Washington. Nikon Z7, Nikkor Z 24-70/4 S lens, ISO 64, 35 mm, ƒ11, 1/10 second. GPS: 46°41’12.946″ N 123°44’44.635″ W Part of my Pacific Northwest black and white landscape photography…
A black and white landscape photograph of the forest along the banks of Skate Creek in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington.
In the heart of Mount Rainier National Park, a spectacle of nature unfolds – Christine Falls, partially frozen, yet ceaselessly flowing. The photograph, captured in black and white, depicts stark contrasts and silent beauty. The world is stripped of color, yet it is far from lifeless. The falls cascade down the rocky terrain, its movement…
Because I live in the Pacific Northwest, water is a common element in my photography. When exploring the landscape, I often stop along streams to check for photo possibilities. Recently, I explored an area accessible by Forest Road 73 near Greenwater, Washington. When viewing my map, I located a road crossing of Skookum Creek at…