CHICKEN OF THE WOODS

Hoh Rain Forest | Traditional Territory of the Chalá·at First Peoples

The Hoh Rain Forest, located in the Olympic National Park of Washington State, is a unique and significant natural wonder. It is one of the largest temperate rainforests in the Cascadia Region and contains some of the most diverse and rare flora and fauna in the world. It is a thriving habitat for various species of plants and animals. The Hoh Rain Forest is also home to some of the oldest and largest trees in the world, including Sitka Spruce and Western Hemlock, which can reach heights of up to 300 feet.

This photo of a Chicken of the Woods is illuminated by the sun's rays piercing through the dense canopy above. This moment is captured in an infrared monotone photograph, which highlights the delicate textures of the mushroom and the surrounding moss. The stark contrast between the deep blacks and pure whites emphasizes the interconnectedness of all life in the forest, showcasing its fragile yet resilient ecosystem.

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Museum Quality Archival Pigment Print • Signed on Back

Edition of 15 | from $450 CDN

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Sheer Satin Metal Print • Signed on Back

Open Edition |  from $650 CDN

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