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Western United States Artists and Photographers

this group is for all Photographers and Artists from the Northwest United States

Featured Work

Maude ..the keeper of the birds by maggiebarra

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Too Much Soup by Dan Jesperson

Surfer in Oregon and the choppy, “soup” waves during rain storm around Rockaway Beach. Canon 40D, 300mm.
Sunset Ripple by Shannon Beauford

Steilacoom, WA /
yesmetoo by justjason

pencil,ink on paper
Sailboat in the Bay by CherylBee

This sailboat was setting sail early in the morning in San Francisco. Featured in November 2008 in Western United States Artists and Photographers.
6--> quick-silver-blue indigo by don quackenbush

perhaps liquefaction
Zorba by Nancy Stafford

Photograph of a german Sheperd puppy / now a guide dog for a blind person in canada. photograph taken last year. / 2008 Marin County Fair.. Pet Portrait, it place second. /
Fallen Rider by Bryan Peterson

This image was captured at a US Civil War reenactment last spring in Port Gamble, WA. From the reactions of the horse and rider I don’t believe that this fall was part of the show—but it did add realism. Both got up after the tumble shook themselves off and continued the show no worse for the experience.
Flower Surfing by Carrie Glenn

My design was featured on the Home Page…Thanks RedBubble!!! / Surfs Up!!! Looks best in lighter colors, other color recommended… If you like this shirt…check these out too You can contact Carrie at: carrie@carrieglennstudios.com and please visit Carrie Glenn Studios /
Killer Whale #5 by lanebrain photography

This is a shot of a Killer Whale taken off of the fishing boat I work on out of Dutch Harbor, Alaska. This is something really to see in the wild! Hope you enjoy!
Fire Sprite by Laurie McClave

Portrait of girl in red /

Recent Work

Spring Lamb, Big Horn Sheep, Idaho by Albert Dickson

A band of big horn sheep containing serveral new lambs of the spring. Seen on the bank of the Middle Fork of the Salmon River in central Idaho. Nikon D200, 200mm, / 1/250 sec. @ f8, ISO 400
Evening by Olga Zvereva

Sunset over Lake Washington, Kirkland, Washington, USA Copyright © Olga Zvereva (All Rights Reserved) / This image can not be reproduced, copied or manipulated. / Please, do not use it in any way without my permission.
Licking Good by Dick Paige

Teton National Park Canon 5D / Len 100-400mm f/4-5.6L IS USM / Shutter Speed – 1/400 / Aperture Value – 5.6 / EV -1/3 / ISO 400 / Focal Length – 400mm
Rocky Mountain Sunset by Stephen Vecchiotti

Sunset over the Never Summer Mountains in the Rockie Mountains, shot in the tundra of Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado. All content & images © Stephen Vecchiotti. You may not use any images in any way without written consent from artist. All Rights Reserved.
Moody sky by InkandBrush

This was the impressive site I saw on another direction of sky, the other night. A set of Dark moody clouds with just the last hint of sunset. Odd color too. / Looked like Mother Nature painted the sky, here in NW Oregon. / Photo taken with my Evolt 510 camera.
Painting the Sky by InkandBrush

This was the impressive site I saw from my bedroom the other night. Dark moody clouds with just the last hint of sunset. / Looked like Mother Nature painted the sky, here in NW Oregon. / Photo taken with my Evolt 510 camera.
Bold and Colorful Signage of "The World" by SteveOhlsen

Text from a World map digitally altered and enhanced to make this unique and artistic “The World” sign with colors of the earth and the environment such as vegetation green, sky and ocean blue, soil brown and color variations of those. Concepts: the environment, earth day, ecology, living “green”, recycling, conservation, clean air and water, etc.
Surf Maui.....'69 by kjgordon

Seems like yesterday…........ / Man stepped on the Moon…...... / Woodstock Rocked….... / Free Love…......... / Maui Surfed…........ / acrylic on fabric / Original Available for sale…..... /
Well Weathered by Randy Richards

I fell in love (so to speak) with this old door in Kona, on Kris’ and my tenth anniversary. A couple of years later we went back to Kona and I could not resist a reprise visit. So I shot it some more and this is the best of the bunch. I hope to get back to Kona and my new “friend” later this year! Taken with a Canon XT with a 17-55 at F3.5
Lil' Bit And His Blanket #2...Tough Three Weeks by Susan Bergstrom

Well since we last looked in on Lil’ Bit… he had made a trip to Best Friends Haven For Animals…started going through training to become a house dog and not a wild aggressive little Taco dog! / All was going well and then the little rascal decided to follow his nose one day and disappeared into the desert for over 5 hours. He was gone in a blink of an eye and no way could a person find this foxy little guy…especially in 110 degree heat…needless to say it was a tense 5 hours and we just had to hope for the best… They told us at Best Friends that it would be hard to break this habit of ranging out, following his nose and neutering was of the utmost priority. It had become a survival instinct even if he had a full bowl of food. He had pretty much gone “Native” during the months he had survived in the wilds of the desert…a huge challenge on our part to take this habit in check. / The very next day he was scheduled to have the neuter opperation..my husband says that he ran away on purpose…wanted to keep his little bag a jewels…LOL!! Well… he did return but upon very careful inspection…standing back and out of range of his huge teeth…it appeared that he had been mauled by a really big animal or a Hawk had tried to pick him up and carry him away. There were 5-6 puncture wounds across his lower back, hips and thighs. / It was going to be impossible to tend to him..he was in a heightened state of aggression and badly wounded. So fast forward to today…he has survived (how I don’t know) as he would allow no one to get close to him for the last three weeks…I would set food down and back away and he would eat every last bit…was drinking water and we would see him maybe twice a day come out from under this huge storage chest in our garage. No signs of rabies and no signs of infection …once again it is truly a miracle this little dog has survived yet another monumental life and death event. He does come in the house now…he still stays well away from myself and my husband…but I will catch him like this capture…from under his blanket just staring at me… / Lil’ Bit and I had became very close…he sat in my lap most every day while I was either at my drawing board or computer. / He his SLOWLY coming around…the pain of what happend to him must have been horrific…I could only offer soothing words and all the water and food (with ground up baby aspirin) he could eat… / Thanks for taking the time to read…send some good thoughts to Lil’Bit…