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Snowy scene with light falling on a dead tree trunk in a forest in Oregon — Silence

santa elena canyon in black and white — Santa Elena Canyon

Sand cracks with setting moon at white sands national park black and white photograph — Sand Cracks

Red rocks on white gypsum creates a unique composition in big bend national park, texas — Red On White

Colorful stack of wooden antique suitcases — Ready To Go

Beautiful meadow with meandering steam in Valles Caldera, New Mexico — Quiet Caldera

Blue photograph of an oregon beach with seastacks. — Pastels of Bandon

Proxy falls waterfall in central oregon — Proxy Falls

Black and white photograph of pine trees in a row in east texas — Pine Cathedral

Multiple doorways leading through the ancient ruins at Chaco Canyon National Historic Park in New Mexico. — Passage

Sunset on organ mountains near las cruces new mexico — Organs at Dusk

Lush green rain forest trail near Mount Hood in Oregon — Oregon Trail

Moon rising in the darkness at bryce canyon, with a tree and stars in the sky — Moonrise at Bryce

Moon setting over a windmill in west Texas — Moon Over Windmill

Moon rising through a sandstone window in the desert of Utah — Moon at Devil's Garden

Full moonrise with a dead tree in Capitol Reef National Park, utah. — Moon and Broken Tree

sunrise over buttes at monument valley tribal park in arizona — Monument Valley Sunrise

Sunset at monument valley arizona — Monument Valley Dusk

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Tim Herschbach grew up in a small town in Oklahoma and spent his childhood playing outdoors in the woods, fields, streams, and lakes. He became interested in art at a young age. Tim had dabbled in photography, from his first 110 film camera given to him by his first-grade teacher, to the Minolta SLR he chose as a high school graduation present. However, it wasn't until December of 2009 that Tim discovered how the balance between art, technique, and the technology that drives modern photography mirrored his own interests. He decided to pursue digital photography, although he had no idea that his hobby would soon grow into a new career track as a professional artist. Read More...

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