Oregon


Crater Lake
Still, otherworldly, and impossibly blue.
Oregon’s Crater Lake is the deepest in America, a collapsed volcanic caldera holding snowmelt so pure it turns ink-blue beneath a clear sky. Shot just after sunrise, the light revealed every ridge and ripple of the basin's frozen silence.
Florence Headlands
Where cliffs fall into the sea and the dunes run forever.
This stretch of coast near Florence is both violent and soft. Sea stacks hammer the surf below while endless sand rolls out into forest. A landscape shaped by wind, water, and geological memory.



Long Hollow Ranch
Dust, sun, and a rhythm as old as the land itself.
Central Oregon offers something quieter. A cowboy works his horse under high desert skies. The kind of moment that unfolds slowly, on its own time, and never for the camera.

Pacific Sunset
The last light on the western edge.
Captured near Depoe Bay, this moment closed the day with molten calm. Tidepools glinted gold and the air held still. A place where the Pacific doesn’t roar — it whispers.




