Larry Workman has been photographing the landscape of Grays Harbor and the Olympic Peninsula for more than 40 years. Besides their obvious value as art, his images …
Although the land and the sea have always been the wellspring for my work as a photographer, having moved here from California, I struggled to find inspiration from the …
Wood. The forms it takes in Jeffro Uitto’s life are almost as many and varied as the waves that wash it ashore for him to find and sculpt into …
I have been a painter of the Twin Harbors since 1989 when I first arrived in Aberdeen. In painting these landscape spaces I walked in the footsteps of other artists. …
From a high-powered, high-stress career as a chief information officer at a clothing accessories manufacturer in Southern California to an artist living on the beach in Washington, Kimmi Kerns …
Story By Kellie Ann Benz Photos by Julie Rajcich
How an architect and his wife built their dream home on a hillside surrounded by the forest.
Anne’s eye for unique designs …
Photo by Kelly Hogaboom
If you’re already nimble with a thimble, by now you‘ve probably mastered a felt hat or two (or twelve). As the season of the costume looms …
STORY BY CALLIE WHITE
PHOTOS BY GABE GREEN
About two decades ago, Trina Young was looking for a creative outlet, but nothing she did really set her alight. Then …
Story by Richelle Barger
Photos by Julie Rajcich
“The Ocean is unforgiving.”
Billie Hay smiles wryly when she says this of her beach house at Tokeland, Wash. She and …
Story by Kyle Mittan
Photos by Stuart May and Kyle Mittan
At 4 a.m. on April 4, 2015, Stuart May was still at work.
The Ocean Shores-based photographer had …
The Peninsula in Photos, The Westport Maritime Museum, A Dream Washed Away, Westport’s Catch, and The Way to Roll is to Stop Once in a While.
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