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Cape Foulweather is one of the highest points along the Oregon Coast. The image was captured on a glorious day while hiking around the headlands of Cape Foulweather, near Depoe Bay.

Discovered by British navigator Captain James Cook in 1778, whose ship and crew were nearly destroyed by one of the monstrous storms that strike this particular area of the Oregon Coast.

Built in 1937, the building withstands extreme weather with 18" thick concrete walls and steel reinforced door and window frames.

The image has added brushwork texturing that suggests the driving winds that, when the sun is not shining, often confront the traveler to this stretch of the Pacific Ocean.

There are two distinct directions being explored in my work. One is with a clear appreciation of the beauty to be found in the world around us. The other explores an array of digital filters and effects that were impossible, or nearly-impossible, to create just a few years ago. My floral series is balanced by an ongoing passion for the landscape, and for exploring the genre of digital art. Growing up in the Pacific Northwest, some of my earliest memories revolve around gazing into the heart of a Columbine and the odd structures of fungus. Thankfully, I was provided the freedom to explore, at will. I recommend it. I do hope that you will enjoy my expanding collections. If you have any questions or comments about my work, feel free...