A black and white landscape photograph of the summer evening light shining on Mt. Adams as seen from Harrison Creek, Washington.
Summer Evening Light on Mt Adams, Washington

If you love nature and the outdoors, you will appreciate my top 10 favorite Pacific Northwest landscape photos of 2022.

A black and white intimate landscape photograph of a small cascade along the upper Skookum Creek near Greenwater, Washington.
Summer Cascade, Skookum Creek, Washington

Over the past year, I have spent many hours capturing stunning images of natural landscapes. From mountain ranges to forests, deserts to coastlines, each photo captures a unique beauty that is truly awe-inspiring. This has been an exciting year.

A black and white intimate landscape photograph of a misty forest scene along Huckleberry Ridge near Greenwater, Washington.
Misty Forest, Huckleberry Ridge, Washington

These are my favorites from the hundreds of photos I captured this year. I chose images not on popularity but on my experiences at the moment of creation.

A black and white intimate landscape photograph of the Hamma Hamma River in the Olympic National Forest, Washington.
Hamma Hamma River, Washington

Because of time constraints, I’m only partially through the editing process of my 2022 photographs (currently working on my September images). Be sure to keep an eye out for more beautiful landscapes in 2023!

A black and white landscape photograph of Mt. Si near North Bend, Washington after a spring snowfall.
Spring Snow, Mt Si, Washington

The Pacific Northwest is a beautiful region with endless opportunities to view breathtaking scenery. My photos will surely give you an appreciation for the beauty found here. I hope you find something that resonates with your love for nature and photography.

A black and white photograph of Haystack Rock captured on an early winter afternoon in Cannon Beach, Oregon.
Winter Light, Haystack Rock, Oregon

Thank you for joining me as I explore the wonders of this region.

A black and white intimate landscape photograph of the evening light shining on the banks of the Bone River in Pacific County, Washington.
Bone River, Washington

A black and white landscape photograph of McCartney Peak (6,784-foot-elevation) in the Olympic National Park, Washington.
McCartney Peak, Olympic National Park, Washington

A black and white landscape photograph of a tree burned by a recent wildfire in Rocky Coulee on a spring day near Vantage, Washington.
Blackened Tree, Rocky Coulee, Washington

A black and white landscape photograph of the spring forest and Tongue Mountain (elevation 4836 ft) in the Gifford Pinchot National Forest near Randle, Washington.
Tongue Mountain, Washington

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