Journal - Jack Nichols Photography

Larch Madness really ought to be a national holiday here in Cascadia.

Artist Point is an incredibly beautiful place, renowned for its expansive views of Mt.

I haven’t been able to get out and shoot very much this fall, mostly due to life and my kids’ activities.

The High Divide is a fantastic trail along the north side of SR 542 in Whatcom County, just south of the Canadian border.

A few years ago, I visited Campbell River on Vancouver Island as part of a wildlife photography workshop.

If you have been following me for a while, you probably know that I am a well-known practitioner of extreme ironing.

The aurora show on Friday (May 10th, 2024) was incredible!

Iceland needs no introduction to photographers and non-photographers alike, so I’ll spare you one and instead say that this February, I was able to visit with my friends at Offbeat.

Japan is a dream destination for many travelers, and since the pandemic has ended and Japan reopened to tourists, it’s also been an extremely popular place to visit.

Sahale Arm is a stunningly beautiful place, unique in the North Cascades for its diverse ecosystems, incredible views, and accessibility.

At the beginning of every year, I sit down with a calendar (and my Milky Way Trip Planner) and map out the big photo trips I want to take for the year.

Hi friends - my apologies for not writing for a while.

When people make lists of the best hikes in Washington, Cascade Pass and Sahale Arm is frequently near the top.

Most of my time spent outdoors is spent close to home, here in the beautiful Pacific Northwest, but today I want to share with a trip a bit further afield, to Lake Aloha in the beautiful Desolation Wilderness near Lake Tahoe!

Ptarmigan Ridge is lauded as one of the hikes in the Mt.

Each January, I like to sit with a calendar (and my Milky Way Trip Planner) and plan out hiking and backpacking trips for the year.

My barometer for a good hike is when I see more bears than people.

Every year for the last few years, we’ve made a tradition of leaving town for the Fourth of July.

If you’re a regular follower of my work, you probably know that the North Cascades is my “place”.

I’m woefully behind on processing images, so let’s catch up!