Landscape Photography brings together images of coastlines, mountains, deserts, forests, and open spaces. The work includes photographs from California, the American West, Iceland, and other locations, with attention to light, atmosphere, landform, and place.
Point Arena Lighthouse
George, a Boston terrier, sits in a brown pet bed during an early-life companion animal portrait session. His small size, markings, red collar, and puppy proportions give the portrait a clear pet record context.
Tunnel of Time
The Cypress Tree Tunnel stands near the KPH Maritime Radio Receiving Station within Point Reyes National Seashore in California. The Monterey cypress trees form one of the best-known landscape features in the Point Reyes area.
Last Light on Second Beach
Second Beach lies along the Pacific coast within Olympic National Park in Washington. Sea stacks, tide-washed shoreline, and broad sunset horizons define this section of the park’s coastline.
Into the Tide
Cayucos Pier stands along the shoreline in Cayucos on California’s central coast. The wooden pier has been a familiar feature of the town’s waterfront for generations and remains a local landmark.
Golden Marsh at Mount Diablo
Cayucos Pier stands along the shoreline in Cayucos on California’s central coast. The wooden pier has been a familiar feature of the town’s waterfront for generations and remains a local landmark.
Cathedral of Branches
This banyan tree stands along the Pipiwai Trail in Haleakalā National Park on Maui. Banyan trees are known for their broad canopies and aerial roots, creating dense branching structures over time.
First Light at Secret Beach
Makena Cove, often referred to as Secret Beach, is a small shoreline cove in the Wailea area of Maui. Black lava rock, tropical vegetation, and open ocean views define this stretch of coast.
Tides of Stone
Rodeo Beach sits in the Marin Headlands north of San Francisco. Offshore rocks, sea stacks, dark sand, and Pacific surf define this shoreline within Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Teton Reflections at Oxbow Bend
Oxbow Bend is one of the most recognized viewpoints in Grand Teton National Park, offering a view of the Teton Range above the Snake River. The site is especially known for mountain reflections and seasonal color.
Evening Along the Pacific
Pacifica Municipal Pier extends into the Pacific Ocean along the San Mateo County coast. The shoreline is one of the Bay Area’s accessible coastal settings south of San Francisco.
Golden Hills Reflection
Los Vaqueros Reservoir and its surrounding watershed preserve open space, grassland, and oak-dotted hills in Contra Costa County, California. Seasonal light and changing vegetation create broad reflection views across the water.
In the Shadow of a Pier
Pacifica Rodeo Beach is a coastal beach in the Marin Headlands north of San Francisco. Offshore rocks and sea stacks, dark sand, and open Pacific surf define this shoreline landscape.
Lines Through the Fog
Pacifica Municipal Pier extends into the Pacific Ocean along the coast of Pacifica, California. Dense marine fog often shapes the visual character of this part of the San Mateo County shoreline.
Salt and Sky
Badwater Basin lies within Death Valley National Park in California. The basin is known for its salt flats and is the lowest point in North America.
Morning at Jenny Lake
Jenny Lake sits at the base of the Teton Range in Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming. The lake is one of the park’s central scenic and recreational destinations.
Ghost Pilings
Weathered pilings stand in the surf below Fort Funston in San Francisco, California. Fort Funston is a former military site now managed as part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Behind the Fall
Seljalandsfoss is one of southern Iceland’s best-known waterfalls. A footpath behind the falls allows views outward from the cliff recess behind the falling water.
White Sands Evening Dunes
White Sands National Park preserves a large gypsum dunefield in southern New Mexico's Tularosa Basin. The pale dunes and surrounding mountains define one of the Southwest's most distinctive desert landscapes.
Mustard Fields near Stonehenge
Yellow flowering fields spread across the rural landscape near Stonehenge in Wiltshire, England. The surrounding area combines agricultural land, open downland, and one of Britain’s best-known prehistoric sites.
Fort Cronkhite Lagoon
Fort Cronkhite sits in the Marin Headlands near Rodeo Beach and Rodeo Lagoon. The former military post is now part of Golden Gate National Recreation Area.
Acacia Vineyard Rows
Vineyard rows extend across the hillside at Acacia Vineyard in Napa, California. The scene records the ordered agricultural landscape of California wine country.