Fall photography at Mount Rainier can change fast. See how I plan compositions, adjust camera settings, and adapt to fog, clouds, and sunset light.
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Landscape Photography Meets Washington Wine at Quiddity Wines I’m excited to share that 11 of my landscape photographs are now on display at Quiddity Wines in Woodinville, Washington, through the end of November. This collection brings together some of the landscapes I’ve been most drawn to photograph, printed on metal to showcase the color, detail,
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This year I had multiple pieces accepted into both the North West International Photographers Exhibition and the Cascadia Photographers Exhibition. Two of my works received first and second place in the Cascadia Photographers Exhibition, and third received honorable mention. If you’re visiting the Washington State Fair, you can see my Cascadia award-winning photographs in person
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Fall Photography in Washington: My Favorite Locations and How I Photograph Them Fall is one of my favorite seasons to photograph in Washington. Between the red huckleberry covering the mountain slopes, golden larches in the North Cascades, colorful maples around Seattle, and brilliant foliage lining rivers and waterfalls, there is no shortage of subjects. But
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How I Captured the Milky Way at Mount Rainier Planning the Composition For years, I’d envisioned photographing the Milky Way at Mount Rainier that combined everything I love about Pacific Northwest landscape photography into a single image. My goal wasn’t simply to photograph the Milky Way over the mountain. I wanted a composition with colorful
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Three of my pieces were accepted into the Edmonds Arts Festival. The festival is Father’s Day Weekend – June 19-21, 2026. Hours are Friday & Saturday 10am – 7pm, Sunday 10am – 5pm. Stop by the galleries in the Frances Anderson Center to see my work. Located at 700 Main Street in Edmonds, Washington. Each
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How to Choose Between Wide-Angle and Telephoto Waterfall Photography McDowell Creek Falls Park is one of Oregon’s most rewarding destinations for waterfall photography. This beautiful collection of waterfalls provides an ideal setting to explore how different composition techniques can transform a scene. During this trip, I photographed four unique waterfalls and compared wide-angle and telephoto
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Federal Way Arts Explosion 2026 All three of my works were accepted into the 2026 exhibition, on display at the Federal Way Performing Arts and Entertainment Center from May 29-May 31. The piece “A Brief Glorious Moment” won second place in photography. My other two pieces, “Mirror of Radiance” and “Ascending Through Sanctuary” were purchased.
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Photographing Columbia River Gorge Waterfalls on Windy Spring Days Spring is one of my favorite times of year to photograph waterfalls in the Columbia River Gorge. The waterfalls are flowing strong from snowmelt and rain, the moss is incredibly vibrant, and the forests take on that deep green Pacific Northwest look that makes the area
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This is one of the most colorful moments of the year in Washington, when the hillsides near Wenatchee are covered in blooming balsamroot and, shortly after, vibrant lupine. In this vlog, I’m out in the field photographing these scenes and walking through exactly how I approach them using focus stacking and exposure blending to handle
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