Come and experience good food with local art in the Heart of downtown Vancouver, USA.
I have four photography pieces on display in the Ridgefield Public Library exhibition presented by the Ridgefield Art Association. The show's theme is Holiday, and my collection features images from three remarkable travel destinations: Norway, Iceland, and Greenland.
I'm honored to have submitted two photographs for the ‘Society of Washington Artists' Juried Exhibition at the Hilton Vancouver. Both images were captured in Mount Rainier National Park and highlight two unforgettable moments: a deer grazing among vibrant alpine wildflowers and a meteor streaking across the night sky near one of the park's iconic lookouts. These photographs reflect my passion for capturing the fleeting beauty of the natural world, and I'm excited for the opportunity to have them considered for this exhibition.
This spring, I was honored to exhibit a new collection of photographs from Greenland's breathtaking Disko Bay at the Society of Washington Artists Spring Art Show in Vancouver, Washington. The collection, Sailing Disko Bay, captures the quiet beauty of towering icebergs, endless Arctic light, and the unforgettable experience of sailing through one of the world's most remarkable landscapes.
I am grateful that one of the photographs in the collection received an Honorable Mention award, and I was especially excited that another piece found a new home with a collector during the exhibition.
Thank you to the Society of Washington Artists for providing such a wonderful venue to celebrate local artists and to everyone who stopped by, shared conversations, and supported my work. Your encouragement means more than you know.
This collection represents one of the highlights of my photography journey, and I look forward to continuing to share the beauty of Greenland and other extraordinary destinations through future exhibitions.
A deep purple hue in the northern lights occurs when high-energy solar particles collide with ionized nitrogen molecules in the lower atmosphere. This color is far less common than the familiar green aurora and typically appears during periods of heightened solar activity.
Graceful, quiet, and unaware of its audience this deer pauses in a meadow high on Mount Rainier to enjoy a single wildflower.
Among the color and summer bloom, there's a gentle reminder that even the simplest moments hold deep beauty. It’s where wilderness and wonder meet, uninterrupted.
Icelandic horses carry the soul of the wild, steadfast, untamed, and steeped in centuries of survival. In their eyes, you see the echoes of ancient riders, fearless and free.
These horses have roamed Iceland’s lava fields, glacial rivers, and windswept highlands for over a thousand years. With their unique gait and gentle strength, they are both myth and muscle, small instature, massive in spirit.
On the edge of night, the Milky Way begins its rise but so too does the city’s quiet glow. From behind the horizon, distant lights spill softly into the sky, mingling with starlight in a delicate contrast of nature and civilization.
At Cannon Beach, Haystack Rock stands as an anchor between sea and sky, framed in layered brilliance.
Join us for an inspiring week of creativity and community featuring work by fine artist Craig Luster and Denielle Cowley as well as a taste of local art, wine, & music.
The Society of Washington Artists (SWA) is hosting its annual Spring Art Show & Sale from May 7th to 10th, 2025, at the Vancouver United Church of Christ, 1220 NE 68th Street, Vancouver, WA. The event will feature a wide variety of artwork, including 2D art, 3D sculptures, and photography, with all pieces available for purchase. An awards ceremony and reception will be held on Friday, May 9th, from 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM, where cash prizes will be awarded.
