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Every work

Every painting and photograph in the gallery. Every size of every work is its own numbered edition.

One work at a time, hung large on a lit wall. Scroll, swipe or use the arrow keys to walk on.

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One Gull, One Island. A photograph of Alcatraz from the bay.
A field of sunflowers under a blue sky, every flower turned away toward the sun except one in the foreground, which faces the viewer with its seed spiral and blazing petals.
One Sail Before the City. A photograph of San Francisco from the bay.
One Stone, Last Light. A photograph of The Mendocino coast, California.
A tall breaking wave at golden hour, the low sun shining through its thin crest in glowing emerald, spray blowing back off the lip, white water churning below.
A pastel on dark paper of the northern lights over Reine in the Lofoten Islands: green curtains of aurora swirl over sharp snowy peaks, red fishermen’s cabins stand on stilts at the edge of the fjord, and everything is mirrored in the still water.
Paper Fog. A photograph of Cannon Beach, Oregon.
A garden just after rain: big blue hydrangeas and wet pink roses beaded with drops beside a flagstone path, puddles mirroring a clearing sky as the sun breaks through grey clouds.
Ramona Falls. A photograph of Mt Hood National Forest, Oregon.
Ramona, Light Through. A photograph of Mt Hood National Forest, Oregon.
Ramona, the Creek Below. A photograph of Mt Hood National Forest, Oregon.
An enormous summer sky fills nearly the whole canvas, with towering sunlit cumulus clouds over a thin strip of golden plain and a single small tree.
Roses and the Coast. A photograph of Trinidad, California.
The raised tail of a diving whale, water pouring from its edge, in a vast blue ocean under a dramatic sky where shafts of sunlight break through the clouds onto the sea.
A stained glass window of Jökulsárlón: blue and white icebergs float in a dark lagoon under a soft pink midnight sky, the glacier and mountains lie behind, and chunks of ice glitter on a black sand shore in front.
An endless snowfield at dawn under a violet and peach sky, with a single line of footprints starting at the viewer's feet and running all the way to the horizon.
A meadow silvered with dew at sunrise; a dark trail winds through the wet grass to the edge of the woods, where a deer stands backlit by the low sun in the morning mist.
Sun Through the Crowns. A photograph of The redwood forest, northern California.
Sunrise over an Iowa cornfield in July: the rows run straight toward a low gold sun on a flat horizon, ground mist lies over the field, a farmstead and windbreak sit far off, and dew shines on the big corn leaves in the foreground.
The Bay Bridge at Evening. A photograph of San Francisco Bay.
The Bridge from the Beach. A photograph of Russian Gulch, Mendocino coast.
The Canopy and the Sun. A photograph of The redwood forest, northern California.
A watercolour of the Grand Canal in Venice at dawn: the great dome of Santa Maria della Salute on the right, palaces on the left, gondolas and striped mooring poles in the foreground, and the canal shining gold.
A fresco of Cappadocia at sunrise: dozens of hot-air balloons in red, yellow and blue rise over a valley of pale fairy chimneys and carved rock dwellings, the sun just up behind the far ridge.
An oil painting of Moraine Lake: a row of jagged snowy peaks in morning light, dark forest at their feet, the lake an intense turquoise mirroring them, and a pile of boulders with a few pines in the foreground.
Sunlight streams in long diagonal shafts through a cathedral of giant conifer trunks; ferns glow on the forest floor and a small figure on the path looks up into the light.
The Crooked Street. A photograph of Lombard Street, San Francisco.
Pink and white peonies in a clear glass jar on a dark wooden table against a warm grey wall, lit from the left; the largest bloom has opened all the way and is beginning to shed, and its petals lie on the table.
The Dune Line. A photograph of Fort Stevens, Oregon.
A tall two-tier waterfall drops through an amphitheater of mossy columnar basalt in an Oregon gorge, with a stone arch footbridge between the tiers, mist rising, and ferns in the foreground.
The Fog Line. A photograph of The Pacific, northern California.
The Footbridge. A photograph of Mt Hood National Forest, Oregon.
The Gate at Last Light. A photograph of The Golden Gate from the bay.
The Gate in Gold Haze. A photograph of The Golden Gate from Alcatraz.
The Gorge at Last Light. A photograph of The Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.
A storm shelf cloud over open prairie; wind sweeps the tall grass into rolling silver-gold waves like ocean swells, and one shaft of sunlight falls on the plain.
The last sliver of the sun sinks into the Gulf of Mexico with a thin green rim on its top edge, under a sky of violet, rose and tangerine; pelicans glide low, palms stand dark at the right, and the wet sand mirrors the sky.
The Gull and the Fleet. A photograph of Fisherman's Wharf, San Francisco.
The Gull and the Spire. A photograph of The Mendocino coast, California.
The Harbour at Trinidad. A photograph of Trinidad, California.
The Island at Gold. A photograph of Alcatraz from the bay.
The Last Car Up. A photograph of A cable car, San Francisco.
The afterglow over a still lake after sunset: pink-lit clouds and the first star above, a dark far shore with a few cabin lights, a wooden dock running out over the water and a red canoe tied beside it, all mirrored in the lake.
The Lit Maple. A photograph of The redwood forest, northern California.
The Little Cascades. A photograph of The Columbia River Gorge, Oregon.
The Long Span. A photograph of The Golden Gate Bridge.
Desert hills after a wet winter, blanketed in orange poppies, purple phacelia and yellow goldfields under a clear sky; in front, California poppies glow with the late sun shining through their petals.
A red desert sunset behind sandstone buttes and a lone spire; the flattened sun sits just above the horizon, a dirt road catches its light, and long shadows reach across the desert floor toward you.
The Meadow After Sundown. A photograph of The Mendocino coast, California.
The Mirror. A photograph of Cannon Beach, Oregon.
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