Art to Inspiration: Charlen Willliamson

In the Mist by Charlen Williamson

Wow, it seems like a long time has passed since I participated in Art to Inspiration, a monthly collaborative blog project, how I’ve missed it! Mr. Forager and I are still in the land of sand and sun, but our time here is finally growing short. This month’s inspiration, In the Mist by Charlen Williamson, has me longing to return to the cool grey of the Pacific Northwest. So it’s only fitting that Williamson’s image inspired me to put together a gallery of black & white photographs Mr. Forager & I have taken from our favorite places in the Northwest. 50 Shades of the Pac NW, if you will.. 😉

The inspiration– 

In the Mist by Charlen Williamson
In the Mist by Charlen Williamson

The gallery–

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Cape Disappointment, WA
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Pike Place Market, Seattle, WA
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Astoria, OR
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Olympic National Park, WA
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Ruby Beach, WA
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Olympic National Park, WA

Oh, the Northwest!  We can’t wait to get back to you.  See more work by Charlen Williamson in her Etsy shop here.  You can see more photos from the travels of Artsy & Mr. Forager on the blog’s Instagram feed.

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In the Mist by Charlen Williamson via her Etsy shop.  All other images by Artsy Forager.

Comments

4 responses to “Art to Inspiration: Charlen Willliamson”

  1. richard p hughes Avatar

    I like your photos, particularly the rapids.

    1. Lesley Avatar
      Lesley

      Thanks, Richard!

  2. Supal {chevrons and éclairs} Avatar

    black and white, great minds DO think alike 🙂 I actually have never travelled to northwest part of the US and would love to!

    1. Lesley Avatar
      Lesley

      I think the Northwest is the most beautiful area of the US, but then again, I’m very biased. 😉