Each season brings new light, mood, weather, feeling, and perspective to both the forest and the art. Ren Matenot of Oak Harbor WA explored the Sculpture Forest on a foggy, moody winter day and captured this in...
Nature is doing its thing, reviving and exploding with new shapes and colors as spring transitions toward summer. Naturally occurring rhododendrons frame Sue Taves' "We Are Water". Her sculpture gracefully shows how all...
Now is a beautiful, verdant time of year to walk our paths for some "forest bathing". Robert Richardson from Maple Ridge, British Columbia, Canada recently enjoyed his stroll and photographed along the...
Photographer Jennifer Craig from Clarkston Washington was observant of the details that nature provides along the Sculpture Forest's walking paths. A spider's web collected water from rain droplets, reflecting and...
Here’s a completely different way to view our native forest setting through the unique mirroring photography of Thom Davis. Thom, from Ferndale WA, has been perfecting his art...
Taya Gray from Anacortes took her Mom to the Sculpture Forest to celebrate her Mom's birthday. I asked Taya which was her favorite sculpture. Her answer: the two Douglas fir cones in her photographs here. Love it! She appreciates that nature is art, too. That is a...