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White | Depoe Bay, OregonAfter the Break, Before the Ocean Pulls It Back. There's a moment after a big wave breaks when everything turns white just light and water and the edge where the two meet. Color disappears. Shape simplifies. For a fraction of a second, the Pacific is just motion and foam. This was shot at Depoe Bay during a fall swell. The wave had already broken by the time I pressed the shutter. What's left is pure energy finding its way out. Every print is made to

Fifteen years ago I saw Scott's photograph of this lens for the first time

anyone who has wants to be in the same shoes as heroes

This was taken when a very large open-ocean swell arrived on the exact same day as the year's first King Tide

Both conditions had to happen at the same moment

The color at this particular stretch of the coast has a quality that changes with the angle of the sun — deep green and luminous in a way that flat gray sky never gives you

One of the calmest evenings Jeremy can remember — the water like glass

Taken during a massive wildfire in Otis

The blue hour version

The top of Salal Hill puts you above the lighthouse

The Last Ride of a Legend

and in conditions like these

This series has sold more prints than anything else I've made

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