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RainWater Gallery Fine Art Photography by Greg Sigrist. Fabric Arts - Home Decor by Cherie Sigrist

RainWater Gallery Will Be There! Saturday, June 6th, 10AM - 4PM. All fees and a portion of the sales go to the Seattle ...
06/05/2026

RainWater Gallery Will Be There! Saturday, June 6th, 10AM - 4PM. All fees and a portion of the sales go to the Seattle Children's Hospital. Please come and support a great cause.

Sold! This black and white photograph of mine is being shipped to the buyer in Tacoma WA! Here's where you can get yours...
05/31/2026

Sold! This black and white photograph of mine is being shipped to the buyer in Tacoma WA! Here's where you can get yours: https://rainwatergallery.etsy.com/listing/192199306

This very fine Black and White photograph of the “Seattle to Bremerton Ferry” was taken on a chilly, breezy, early spring day. This gallery-quality art photograph, captures the ferry "Tilikum" as it makes its way between Seattle and Bremerton, WA. The image is black and white, emphasizing dramatic contrasts and details. The ferry, with its multiple decks and antennas, slices through the water, leaving a trailing wake behind.
In the background, snow-capped mountains rise majestically under a textured sky, full of swirling clouds.

I took this photograph of the Coquille River Lighthouse last weekend. The light midafternoon was outstanding. Click o...
05/26/2026

I took this photograph of the Coquille River Lighthouse last weekend. The light midafternoon was outstanding. Click on the image to see a much larger, better detailed version.
The Coquille River Lighthouse in Bandon, Oregon was first lit in 1896 to guide ships safely across the dangerous bar at the river’s mouth. Built of stuccoed brick with a distinctive conical tower and octagonal fog‑signal room, it originally used a fourth‑order Fresnel lens and a Daboll trumpet. After being abandoned in 1939, it was restored beginning in 1976 and now stands as a historic landmark within Bullards Beach State Park.
Tech notes: I made this photograph on my Nikon D610 using a 50mm lens at f/8, 1/500 sec, ISO 200. Underexposed by 1 f-stop to not blowup the highlights. That combo gave me a nice balance—enough depth of field to keep things crisp, and a fast enough shutter to hold everything steady. (It was very windy – a common condition on the Oregon Coast). I also had a UV‑1 filter and a polarizer filter to knock down glare and keep the details looking clean.

Just something to brighten up your day if you need something . . .
05/25/2026

Just something to brighten up your day if you need something . . .

When we stayed in Lincoln OR for the night we had dinner at Mo's. Always good food, great shoreline views.
05/24/2026

When we stayed in Lincoln OR for the night we had dinner at Mo's. Always good food, great shoreline views.

We stayed the night at the Riverside Inn in Grants Pass OR. Nice Digs. For dinner we walked from the inn along the ri...
05/24/2026

We stayed the night at the Riverside Inn in Grants Pass OR. Nice Digs. For dinner we walked from the inn along the river to the Taproom. Good food there. Just some recommendations.

On our Oregon Coast trip we stopped at the "Sew Little Time" shop in Tillamook. The shop is at the end of a country road...
05/22/2026

On our Oregon Coast trip we stopped at the "Sew Little Time" shop in Tillamook. The shop is at the end of a country road. (Not far from the main road.) We were greeted by donkeys in the field next the shop. For Cherie it was a great find - a bigger than it looks store - very well organized and full of collections of fabric for quilts and crafting. If you are in the area we recommend you stop in. 10075 S Prairie Rd, Tillamook, OR 97141.

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