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🌲 Capturing quiet beauty in wild places 📸 Sony A7R5 • Sony A7R3 • Canon A1 📍 Eugene, OR 📅 2027 PNW Calendars open for pre-order 👇
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Howdy Friends :)
I just thought I'd take a moment to introduce myself to those that may not already know me, while showing a bit of appreciation for my new home.
I am a software developer with a passion for all things photography, currently based in Oregon. I've been shooting now for going on 10 years and I love all styles of photography, but find I gravitate most towards landscape and wildlife.
What was long a dream of mine has finally become my reality, and I'm feeling incredibly grateful for the fulfillment it's brought to my life each and every day.
The Pacific Northwest is an explorer's paradise and never fails to amaze me with each new surprise that awaits at every turn. It has its quirks for sure, but the beauty was only ever half the reason I've fallen in love with this incredible place.
I can't wait to explore more of what this region has to offer in the coming years, and I look forward to bringing you all along for the adventures 🫡
Shot on @sonyalpha A7RV & A7R3
#photographer #pnwphotographer #pnw #pnwonderland #landscapephotography
27 Jul 2026
Hi friends 😁👋
After another year of chasing light across the Pacific Northwest, I’m proud to share how that work has culminated into the fourth edition of my Fine-Art Calendars for 2027!
I've selected 13 of my favorite portrait and landscape photographs captured in 2026. Each tells the story of a moment that made me pause this past year. Every image was chosen to reflect the beauty and feeling of its month; an invitation to slow down and reconnect with the world around us, one month at a time.
I'm doing things a little differently this year. I will be making the calendars available for pre-order until Nov 30, and then printing/shipping them through the first couple weeks of December to ensure they make it to you in time for the holidays. After the 30th they will still be available, but stock will be limited and they will be back to their regular price.
🌲 Available in Portrait and Landscape editions
📦 Shipping included within the U.S.
📆 Pre-order available now
✨ Holiday pricing through Nov 30
For more details visit the link in my bio 😊
#pnw #landscapephotography #wildlifephotography #fineartphotography #photographer
10 Nov 2026
Our latest What’s In My Bag features Oregon photographer Tomer Negrin (@moretomthantom). 🌲
We sat down with Tomer to see what he packs to explore the Pacific Northwest in every season. The one constant in his bag? A Sony camera that’s a favorite among landscape and portrait photographers — and it’s currently on sale. 👀
Read the full article and shop Tomer’s favorites through the link in our stories and bio. #SonyAlpha
07 Nov 2026
Just a leaf, that is all 🍂
Shot on @sonyalpha A7RV
#sonyalpha #fallvibes #pnw #photographer #fineartphotography
05 Nov 2026
Day 2 in the San Juan Islands began with a mission: foxes! 🦊
I woke up just before the crack of dawn and made my way down to Cattle Point, where the first light of day was beginning to illuminate the rugged coastline. It didn't take long for the little rascals to make an appearance, emerging from their morning scavenging raids with all sorts of treats. A dog biscuit here, an egg there; the foxes made out like bandits, carrying their spoils back to their dens in the thicket.
Once I'd had my fair share of foxes and frozen fingertips, it was back to Friday Harbor for a quick breakfast and a ferry ride over to Orcas Island. With the sun shining, I got a whole new appreciation for the nostalgic character of the ferries, as the morning light illuminated their weathered interiors and cast beautiful shadows across the old vinyl booths and narrow passageways.
Orcas Island felt considerably more rural than San Juan Island, with rolling woodlands and quiet little communities. Our main destination was Moran State Park, a quintessential PNW paradise of serene lakes, cascading waterfalls, towering conifers, and autumn foliage. We explored the trails before making our way up to Mt. Constitution, where sweeping views of the Salish Sea revealed countless forested islands scattered between distant mountain ranges.
After a scenic ferry ride back to San Juan Island, we wrapped up the day at Lime Kiln Lighthouse. The evening light brought the autumn colors to life along the rocky coastline as we watched the sun slowly sink toward Vancouver Island. We crossed our fingers for an orca sighting, but alas, no such luck.
Between the mischievous foxes, beautiful forests, and breathtaking coastal scenery, I'd say Day 2 was a pretty spectacular success. 🍂
Shot on @sonyalpha A7RV
#sonyalpha #landscapephotography #wildlifephotography #pnw #photographer
03 Nov 2026
Well I certainly didn't think I'd be posting twice today, but this was too cool not to share and came earlier than expected.
I recently had an editor from @sonyalpha Alpha Universe reach out about me putting together a write-up of what gear I use and why. I of course happily obliged and was shocked to see it up so soon.
Now anyone that knows me knows that I'm not one to toot my own horn, but feeling incredibly proud today. Seeing my name and work on the front page of Sony's website is such a surreal experience and I'm so thankful for the opportunity.
It's crazy to think that what started as just a hobby has evolved to the point where the makers of the tools I use have started to notice. I have no intention of slowing down and hope to keep the ball rolling, so let's see what the future brings 🤞.
Please give the article a read if you have the chance and get a look at the gear that I use, why I use it, and some of my favorite photos I've captured with it 😊.
29 Oct 2026
Whenever I spend an afternoon above the docks in Newport, the sheer sensory overload hits before I even reach the railing. First comes the sound, then comes the smell, then as you peer down over the railing comes the pure, unfiltered chaos of thousands of pounds of muscle jostling, guttural barks, and clumsy, relentless boundary disputes. From the boardwalk above, it’s a living wall of chaotic energy where no one seems willing to give an inch.
Yet if you watch long enough, inevitably the frenzy breaks into something remarkably serene. Just beneath the noise, there is always one resting its chin on a neighboring shoulder, completely indifferent to the squabbling around it, or another drifting lazily along the surface with a flipper raised to catch the breeze. That stark juxtaposition of calm to pandemonium is what makes watching them so hypnotic.
For a photographer, that dual nature offers an endless study in form and texture. The low coastal light glints off wet, sleek coats, turning raw friction into sculptural curves and heavy mass into quiet composition. Every frame holds that quiet tension between instinctual restlessness and absolute calm, reminding me why I keep coming back.
Shot on @sonyalpha A7RV
#sonyalpha #photographer #pnw #wildlifephotography #pnwphotography
29 Oct 2026
Day 1 in the San Juan Islands started with a dark, moody morning in Anacortes, WA, as we boarded the ferry for Friday Harbor.
Despite the gloomy weather, the journey through the misty waters of Puget Sound was nothing short of stunning, with the charmingly utilitarian ferry itself feeling like a little step back in time.
Arriving in Friday Harbor, I was immediately taken by the quaint, lively atmosphere of the town. After a short breakfast, we ventured out into the island proper, where rolling farmlands, country houses, and little roadside stands made it surprisingly easy to forget we were surrounded by water.
Our next stop was Roche Harbor, an equally charming but far more resort-like town on the island's northern coast. As the clouds finally began to clear, the autumn foliage came alive with rich ambers, brilliant golds, and fiery reds, reflecting beautifully off the rain-soaked streets and marina. With the sun making its slow approach toward the horizon, we started on our way south to Cattle Point.
The drive alone was spectacular, with golden sunlight pouring through the trees and mountains silhouetted in the distance. And somehow, the destination still managed to deliver, with sweeping coastal views, a picturesque lighthouse, and even a few foxes making an appearance.
Not a bad first day for a trip I went into with almost no expectations. 🍂
Full blog post with more pictures can be viewed at:
https://tomernegrinphotography.com/photo-blog/san-juan-islands-day-1
Shot on @sonyalpha A7RV
#sonyalpha #photographer #landscapephotography #wildlifephotography #pnw
27 Oct 2026
Was so lucky to be able to capture this moment when the oceans backflow from the cliffs collided with an incoming swell. Love the way the forms and light really show off the magnificent power of the sea 🌊
Shot on @sonyalpha A7RV + Sony 200-600mm f/5.6-6.3
#sonyalpha #pnw #waves #photographer #landscapephotography
22 Oct 2026
Yes, but ... 🙃
Every photographer always gets the dreaded "Is it edited?", but I think most people have a misconception of what a RAW image actually looks like.
Here's a little look at before/after of some of my favorite images so you can see what thought/work was put in to get from the bland RAWs to the final edits.
Shot on @sonyalpha A7RV
#sonyalpha #photographer #landscapephotography #wildlifephotography #fineartphotography
21 Oct 2026
Just a single photo this time 🙃
As November nears, I'm so excited to get back out to the coast for the infamous PNW King Tides and see what I'm able to capture of the incredible power of the sea 🌊.
Shot on @sonyalpha A7RV
#sonyalpha #cascadiaexplored #fineartphotography #landscapephotography #photographer
14 Oct 2026
Color captures reality, but black and white captures structure. Stripping the color away from an image forces you to see a scene for what it actually is beneath the surface. By eliminating the easy appeal of rich color (which I love 🙃), the composition has to carry every ounce of the work through tonal range, texture, and deliberate framing, making the image less about vibrance, and more about shape and atmosphere.
There's a quiet finality to it. It removes a photograph from a specific time of day or season and turns it into a study of pure mood, where harsh mid-day contrast or dense fog becomes the entire subject.
Shot with @sonyalpha A7RV and A7R3
#sonyalpha
#blackandwhitephotography #fineartphotography #photographer #landscapephotography
13 Oct 2026
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