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Gift Guide
Art makes for a wonderful gift, but selecting the right piece can be challenging. Below I've put together a handy gift guide full of my personal recommendations for fine art photography that will score you big points with those you love. Scroll down if you're a Mount Rainier Maniac, Ocean Aficionado, part of the I Heart Tacoma Crowd, or a Rock Climber!
Questions about media types, sizing, etc.? Please get in touch. I'm happy to help!
For the Mount Rainier maniac
mount rainier lenticular
I'd waited years for Time, Place & Fate to collide for a once in a lifetime capture of Her lenticular clouds.
wHITE RIVER & lITTLE tAHOMA
An early morning, knee breaking jaunt along the Wonderland Trail brought me to this gorgeous view.
The Tatoosh
I absolutely love climbing these peaks, and they offer stunning views from Paradise!
For the ocean aficionado
CAnnon beach sEAFOAM
After a storm, waves crash through the stillness of sea foam, with scattered clouds and Haystack Rock in the background.
pigeon point
Have you ever driven down highway 1? Magical. Here, I saw a flock of Pelicans flying off in the distance. One of the best memories of the trip!
haystack rock
A long exposure in Cannon Beach. The clouds and the waves blur with their constant change, yet the rock is solid and ageless.
For the "i heart tacoma" crowd
glass museum
Some call her MOG! This Museum Of Glass image is wide angle, full of crisp detail and dramatic clouds,and with the historic Albers MIll in the distance.
Holy rosary
Nothing is crisp, it's all a bit blurry, surreal. and uncertain --- much like the fate of this gorgeous historic building.
for the ROCK CLIMBER
The Feathers
At Frenchman Coulee near Vantage, Washington, a long exposure was used to capture the stars, in combination with light from a headlamp to make a surreal landscape.
Red rocks
While my friends finished climbing some nearby routes, I walked down into a wash, traded sand and sun for brush, trees, and shade, and enjoyed my own little desert oasis.
sTAWAMUS CHIEF
Sometimes call just The Chief, is one of the tallest granite monoliths in the world, towers 2300 feet over Howe Sounds, and is a world class climbing destination in Squamish, British Columbia.
