A black and white photograph of old ruins from the Dickman Mill on the Puget Sound along Ruston Way, Tacoma, Washington.

1/∞: How I’m Embracing and Personalizing My Open Edition Photography Prints

The numbers on your art prints tell a story. My 1/∞ numbering system reflects the infinite possibilities of creativity, blending accessibility and personalization in every open-edition print. Discover how this approach redefines photography, creating timeless connections between artist and collector.

This black and white fine art photograph captures the serene flow of Trout Lake Creek in Washington State on an autumn morning. An intimate Pacific Northwest landscape, it reflects the timeless beauty and calm of nature’s quiet moments.

Flowing Stillness: A Journey Along Trout Lake Creek

In the quiet moments of life, it’s often the simplest scenes that hold the most incredible beauty. This truth was reflected in my black-and-white photograph, “Flowing Stillness, Trout Lake Creek, Washington.” Here, the serene waters of Trout Lake Creek meander through an intimate Pacific Northwest landscape, inviting anyone who gazes upon it to pause and…

This black-and-white photograph of the Whitcomb-Cole Hewn Log House in Glenwood Valley, Washington, evokes a sense of nostalgia and tranquility. The rustic character of this historic cabin reflects stories of resilience and the passage of time, inviting contemplation on the lives once filled with warmth and laughter. A perfect addition to any thoughtful space, this piece resonates with those captivated by the beauty of forgotten moments.

Photography Project: Echoes in the Grain – The Whitcomb-Cole Hewn Log House

Glenwood Valley, Washington, 2024 The Whitcomb-Cole Hewn Log House is a reminder of resilience, craftsmanship, and the enduring spirit of early settlers. Built in 1875 by Stephen S. Whitcomb and later home to John N. Cole and his family of seven, this historic cabin reflects the ingenuity and determination of those who shaped the Glenwood Valley in…