Landscape Portfolios
"...What we hope for from the artist is help in discovering the significance of a place."
-Robert Adams, Beauty in Photography
One of my abiding interests is in landscape photography. Like many landscape photographers, I prefer (and enjoy) working in a project format; these projects get loosely organized as portfolios. You can view the images I've scanned from each portfolio below by either clicking on the image or by clicking on the underlined portfolio title.
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Like the photography I've done in the Snoqualmie Valley, what I came back with from my recent trip to the Palouse feels to me like it's more about me trying to figure out what the place is about than a matter of photographing something I already understand. |
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wa·ter·shed: wo-ter-shed (noun)
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Last summer I returned to some of my favorite places on the Olympic peninsula (and some new-to-me places, too) and rediscovered my love for this area. Each day, low tide reveals a different landscape, filled with new, wonderful patterns. |
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| Snoqualmie River: Below the Falls
The images in this series were all made on a short (25 meter) stretch of the Snoqualmie river. It's a place with a wonderful sense of solitude - a place that is often overlooked by the visitors in their headlong rush to get to the viewing platform where they can look at the falls. At dusk or in twilight, there's a wonderfully serene quality that draws me back over and over again. |
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For years I've driven past interchanges and admired the soaring curves. To my eye there's a wonderful 'form follows function' aesthetic to highway interchanges, particularly aerial ones. |