Selected Photographs by Chris Highland
{Except where noted, all images on this website are by Chris}
Solstice Time (Highland)
Sandburg Home pond1 (Highland)
Autumn Light (Highland)
Watch Yer Step (Highland)
Blue Ridge Autumn Trail (Highland)
Up into the arms of Winter (Highland)
Each a tiny Island (Highland)
October Skypaint (Highland)
Step into the Season (Highland)
Western Suncloud (Highland)
Christmas Reflection (Highland)
Into the Shadows (Highland)
Snappy (Highland)
Drop Universe (Highland)
Springpond (Highland)
Palomarin Pond (Highland)
Mount Mitchell “peeks” (Highland)
Mount Mitchell bubblestream (Highland)
Up to Max Patch, NC (Highland)
Octumnal colors (Highland)
Craggyview1 (Highland)
Grandview from Grandfather (Highland)
Raining Color (Highland)
Beaverdam lane in Winter (Highland)
Forestlight3 (Highland)
Sandburg Home pond2 (Highland)
Pondgarden (Highland)
Pisgah View, Blue Ridge
Power and Light (Highland)
Craggyview Stone (Highland)
Pisgah Path, Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Path (Highland)
Hope Valley (Highland)
Civil Rights walk, Birmingham, AL
Crabtree Falls (Highland)
Mount Mitchell b and w (Highland)
Double Winter Sunset (Highland)
Meadow, Mountains, Sky (Highland)
Appalachian Trail by the French Broad River (Highland)
Barred Owl–unbarred neighbor (Highland)
Blue Ridge Springwalk (Highland)
Nicasio Sunset (Highland)
Puget Sound Shoreline (Highland)
Olympic Sun (Highland)
Autumn shadowleaf (Highland)
Crossing the Line
Chris Highland’s photographs appear in each of his books, blogs and columns. His images have been requested for book covers, brochures, websites and exhibitions.
Commissioned Photos for MTA County Website (2012)
Photo Exhibitions of Chris Highland’s Work
“Nature in Black, White & Green”
February through April, 2010
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church, Belvedere, CA
Nine (9) black and white photographs, printed on bamboo paper and dry mounted on wood (for sale)
“Exquisite Simplicity”
April-May, 2008
Bayview Corner, Whidbey Island, Washington
20 black and white photographs, printed on bamboo paper, dry mounted on wood, suspended on rough-hewn alder poles (for sale)
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your Photo in today’s Asheville Citizen Times of multiple mushrooms is particularly attractive to me because, in 1972, a similar scene which I came upon unexpectedly in the middle of a woods spontaneously pulled me from a long-standing depression. If you’re photo was taken locally in those mushrooms are still visible, I would love to visit them If you would tell me their location.
thank you. And, I really appreciate your down-to-earth approach to matters of faith, including the message in today’s article (Sat. 10/23) which is the message so many of us a desperately needed to hear. very sincerely, Sharron
Thanks for the note, Sharron. I took the image on Whidbey Island in WA state a few years back. There were a number of species to discover, and yes, the beauty of nature can be very good for mental health!