A black and white landscape photograph of a slow-moving brook through the rainforest of the Quinault River Valley, Washington.
Nikon D700, Nikkor 80-200 mm ƒ2.8 lens, ISO 200, 80 mm, ƒ16, 1/25 second.
47°32’6.66″ N 123°42’15.36″ W
Part of my Pacific Northwest black and white landscape 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…
Ah, the Pacific Northwest: land of emerald forests, snow-capped peaks, and the soul-soothing music of cascading waterfalls. Nestled amongst these hidden gems lies one I stumbled upon along Forest Road 52 in Gifford Pinchot National Forest. Its name is unknown, but its beauty is forever etched in this black and white photograph. Unlike the grand…
A black and white landscape photograph of Jessie Slough in rural Grays Harbor County, Washington. Read the story behind this photograph on my blog post at “North Shore, Grays Harbor, Washington, Winter 2017”. Nikon D700, Nikkor 80-200 mm ƒ2.8 lens, ƒ16, ISO 200, 1/15 second, 80 mm. 47°2’43” N 124°3’25” W Part of my Pacific…
A black and white photograph overlooking Grand Coulee and Banks Lake in Washington State.
A black and white photograph of a frozen over Banks Lake during Winter as seen from Steamboat Rock State, Washington.
For those born after 1980, this question doesn’t apply to you. The following is my story of the historical Pacific Northwest day. Sunday, May 18. 1980, at 8:32 AM, a significant eruption of Mt. St Helens occurred. I was 16. I was with my dad and cousin at a bass fishing tournament on Silver Lake…