These images capture the strength and spirit of bald eagles across the rivers, coastlines, and forests of the Pacific Northwest. From high-speed dives to quiet perches in the mist, each photo celebrates the power and poise of this iconic raptor.

Owls, hawks, osprey, and falcons—this gallery explores the raw precision and alert presence of raptors in wild Northwest habitats. Featuring intense stares, dramatic wingspans, and moments of motion and stillness.

Graceful, restless, and always in rhythm with the tide, these images follow avocets, sandpipers, godwits, and other shoreline birds through their migrations and daily patterns. A study of movement and balance along the coast.

This gallery honors the solitary beauty of the great blue heron. Tall, slow, and deliberate, they appear as both hunter and statue—captured here in flight, feeding, and quiet repose across marshes and tidal flats.

A close look at the unique character of wild birds. These portraits emphasize eye contact, feather detail, and quiet presence. From owls and kestrels to herons and eagles, each frame tells a small, focused story.

Flocks in formation. Shorebirds rising in waves. Swans at rest in open fields. This gallery captures the seasonal energy of migration—a spectacle of instinct, distance, and changing light.

A celebration of quiet space and simple forms in the natural world. These compositions emphasize negative space, clean lines, and soft tones. Less detail, more feeling.

Stripped of color, these images rely on shape, contrast, and texture. Monochrome views of birds, mammals, and wild landscapes that invite a slower, deeper gaze.

Fog, shadow, and stormlight. This gallery leans into emotion and atmosphere with nature scenes that feel introspective and wild. From coastal skies to misty riverbanks, these are places you feel as much as see.

Moss, ferns, filtered sun, and old trees. This gallery explores the quiet richness of Pacific Northwest forests, and beyond, where light moves slowly and texture defines the space.

Where land meets sea, these scenes feature wildlife navigating the edge. Gulls, herons, seals, and shorebirds—captured in moments of stillness, interaction, or reflection along the coastal boundary.