The Stillness of Autumn: A Serene Gathering
In “Serene Gathering,” I capture the quiet resilience of leafless trees against a moody sky, inviting you to reflect on solitude and time’s passage.
Refueling Memories: Capturing Heartbeats, Glenwood, Washington
Explore the tranquil rural charm of Glenwood, Washington. “Refueling Memories” invites you to reflect on your own journey through the lens of nostalgia.
Lost in Time: A Reflection on Decay and Memory
Explore the echoes of the past in “Lost in Time,” a black-and-white homage to decay and memory nestled in the heart of Trout Lake, Washington.
Embracing Tranquility: Reflections on “Autumn Pasture, Trout Lake, Washington
Autumn’s quiet elegance graces this serene pasture near Trout Lake, Washington, as morning light dances across whispering grasses and the shadowed embrace of distant trees. This tranquil scene offers a poetic homage to nature’s rhythm, evoking timeless stillness and deep introspection.
Embracing the Silent Radiance of Autumn
Discover the tranquil beauty of “Silent Radiance,” a captivating piece that invites you to pause and reflect on nature’s fleeting 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…
A Pause in Time: Reflections on Stillness
Along the Deep River in Washington, I found the Ben Claire, a weathered vessel that seemed frozen in time. Captured in my photograph, Moored in Silence, this moment reflects the beauty of stillness and the power of quiet to reconnect with ourselves and the world around us.
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…
As the Year Draws to a Close, Let’s Celebrate Creativity and Community
Reflect on the year as we approach 2025! Join us in setting resolutions to dive deeper into art, create boldly, and build connections. Let’s inspire each other for a creative year ahead!
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