Visualizing Points of View
With this photo series I mostly played with contrast, focus points, and point of view. The point of view of a bee. Flowers open up and out for these special buzzing critters. Bees are...
Category: Olympia Present
Visualizing Nature’s Laugh
“Earth laughs in flowers.” -Ralph Waldo Emerson Flowers are symbols of beauty. We grow them and modify them to reach certain aesthetics. But those flowers are incomparable to the captivating site of the first...
The Perspective of Water
We call our planet Earth, but its name should really be related to water. Water has always been on this planet. It creates, supports, and takes life. They say that in the past...
Temporary Weeds Disguised as Sprinkles of Color
While walking in the field it is easy to notice the small splashes of color all over the field. These colors are small flowers that are actually just weeds. These weeds wedge themselves...
There Are Signs
There are signs all over West Bay Park. People read them and understand them. Some signs are blunt and easy to understand, like the safety advisory signs. Some signs are more complex and take...
What Most Don’t Notice
In the middle of West Bay Park Olympia, I sat at a picnic table and took in my surroundings. I lit my tobacco pipe, and waited for something to catch my eye. The very...
Visualizing A Better Tomorrow
Around my area of inquiry, West Bay Park, there are various informational signs. These are filled with history of Olympia, conservation efforts, and facts of the plants found in the park. These signs aren’t...
Visualizing Playing in Nature
Welcome to your walk of perfect views Try not to stray too far from the path… But do ponder the odd. Remember to make a memory… And leave a mark behind.
Visualizing Hidden Things
Although the sky reflecting off the water is eye catching, the life found within the dull grey sea grass is what is truly captivating. Oh the excitement you feel when you see a jellyfish....
The Ocean is Powerful
As I enter the beach point in West Bay Park, I am greeted with familiarity. The smell of the ocean, the constant breeze, the sound of waves; that is what I call utter and...
