Photos from the Olympic Peninsula Photography Retreat


Rain Forests, Waterfalls, and Coastal Light

This spring, our Olympic Peninsula Photography Retreat brought us into one of the Pacific Northwest’s most lush and visually expressive landscapes in one of our nation’s many beautiful national parks. From dense rain forests and cascading water to coastal forms, textures, flora, fauna, and shifting light, the region offered endless opportunities to slow down, look more carefully, and create with intention. Having been here so often, you might think the appeal would wane. Instead, I managed to capture some of my personal favorite abstract images of the year thus far!

For me, this retreat is about more than simply visiting beautiful locations. It is about helping photographers refine the way they see, both in the field and later during the editing process. The images featured here reflect that process: creative exploration, and the inspiration that happens when we spend focused time immersed in nature.

We’ll be heading back to the Peninsula this October, when fall color and autumn weather can transform this location into a completely different yet equally stunning experience. Space is still available, so sign up and reserve your spot!

One Response to “Photos from the Olympic Peninsula Photography Retreat”

  1. Hello Art. I really appreciate your blog/newsletter, your photography, and have heard you speak once in Boise some years ago now. Your photos from your recent Olympic Peninsula Retreat are stunning. Thank you for sharing them.

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