The Pacific Northwest’s temperamental weather is a landscape photographer’s constant companion. One moment, you’re basking in clear skies and vibrant hues; the next, you’re engulfed in a swirling vortex of fog and cloud.
A black and white landscape photograph of Tamanos Mountain at Mount Rainier National Park, Washington.
A long exposure black and white landscape photograph of Spiral Butte at Dog Lake near White Pass, Washington.
A black and white landscape photograph of Fryingpan Creek and the Cowlitz Chimneys at Mount Rainier National Park, Washington.
This past June, I captured this landscape photograph of Mount Rainier and a partially snow-covered Tipsoo Lake near Chinook Pass, Washington. With an elevation of 5,298 feet above sea level, the area is not regularly snow-free until late June. Weeks later, the alpine meadows are teeming with blooming wildflowers. EXIF: Nikon Z7, Nikkor Z 24-70/4…
A black and white landscape photograph of Marcus Peak and the Palisades on a cloudy late summer day at Mount Rainier National Park, Washington.
A black and white panoramic landscape photograph of Mt. Adams as viewed from Windy Ridge in Skamania County, Washington.
A black and white landscape photograph of Mount Saint Helens during a spring sunset as seen from the Johnston Ridge Observatory, Washington. Nikon D700, Tamron 17-35 mm ƒ2.8-4.0 lens, ISO 200, 20 mm, ƒ11, 1/20 second. GPS: 46°16’30.402″ N 122°13’1.871″ W Part of my Pacific Northwest black and white landscape photography series.
A black and white landscape photograph of the views from the Pacific Crest Trail (PCT) near White Pass, Washington. Nikon D700, Tamron 17-35 mm ƒ2.8-4.0 lens, ISO 200, 24 mm, ƒ16, 1/80 second. GPS: 46°36’22.26″ N 121°24’11.76″ W Part of my Pacific Northwest black and white landscape photography series. –Purchase Print–
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