Monochrome
Monochrome photography has always been a fascination of mine. The absence of color allows me to focus on the subject's essence, capturing its intricate details and textures. The interplay between light and shadows becomes more pronounced, adding depth and drama to each frame. Through monochrome photography, I strive to create timeless images that evoke emotion and tell compelling stories. It is a powerful medium that transcends time, allowing viewers to appreciate the beauty in simplicity.
This lonely tree is patiently waiting for the arrival of spring. Captured in January 2022 in the Tule Lake National Wildlife Refuge near the Lava Beds National Monument.
Southern Oregon is full of spectacular views - mountains, valleys, forests, rivers, and so much more. One of those special locations is the vista from Chase Mountain in southern Klamath County. On this afternoon, thunderstorms were rolling across the basin. Clouds were zooming by thanks to the high upper level winds. For a split moment, a rift opened up in the canopy allowing a bright shine of light to gleam through into the Klamath River Canyon below. I was fortunate to be in the right place at the right time to capture this unreal phenomenon. Location: Klamath County, Oregon
Located in Northern California east of Redding, is McArthur-Burney State Park home to Burney Falls. A 250-foot wide, 129-foot tall waterfall. Where much of the falls water seeps directly from the rock face. Location: Burney Falls, California
