The Forest Floor is an observation of the unique ecology and brilliance of the forest understory in Western Washington. Using a flatbed scanner to capture the environmental scenes of the Kitsap and Olympic Peninsulas, it is a series of large scale photographs that echo the larger systems of the forest through the small moments of the forest floor. The images reveal the activity, importance, and drama of the small while bearing witness to the brilliance of an active forest to celebrate the smallest of natural efforts and champions.
Nurse Log, Kitsap Peninsula
A series of five images made along a nurse log that now supports young trees, plants and life.
A series of five images made along a nurse log that now supports young trees, plants and life.
Images from both the Kitsap Peninsula and the Hoh Rain Forest, Olympic Peninsula.
Click on image below to view the (lo-res) accompanying video of the forest floor from the Kitsap Peninsula
This project was supported, in part, by a grant from 4Culture/King County Lodging Tax.
A special thank you to Rockland Woods Artist Residency for the time and space to begin this work.
A special thank you to Rockland Woods Artist Residency for the time and space to begin this work.
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