Ross Hamilton Photography

Ross Hamilton Photography Ross Hamilton Photography
P.O. Box 179
Sequim, Washington 98382
(360) 683 - 6595 I was fascinated with the Olympic Peninsula years before I saw it.
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Growing up as I did in California’s southland, my father held me spellbound with stories of this far off land. He loved to tell about his exploits in the Olympics, land of his birth. Many years later fascination turned to an insatiable appetite for discovery when, as a young man, I began a life on this fabled Peninsula. At nine photography got my attention and at seventeen became a full-blown pass

ion. I appreciated the crisp images of the old masters with their huge cameras. After a four month stint in Yosemite National Park, working under the shadow of the grand master, Ansel Adams, I could not be satisfied with anything less. Very expensive heavy equipment was required. And it proved so challenging that a full year past before I got my first successful picture. But my new world deserved the best. Gradually, with painful slowness, I began gathering images or “photographic statements”, to use Ansel’s term. Help from patient friends allowed the heavy gear to be hauled into remote regions. Every opportunity found me deep in some corner happily swatting mosquitoes, meeting driving rain with head bowed and often talking to myself to while away long trail miles. One by one, the treasures were recorded. Then came the sorting process. Only the best saw the light-of-day. Years later, there were enough to share. My Father told stories using words. I prefer pictures: a radiant dawn, a quiet wood, a vast sea are among my treasures. John Muir once wrote “One can see the world either by seeing a lot of it a little or a little of it a lot.” I chose the latter.

A very special thank you to the new Field Arts and Events Hall for opening your doors to the public on Saturday and Sund...
07/20/2023

A very special thank you to the new Field Arts and Events Hall for opening your doors to the public on Saturday and Sunday. This will be a wonderful opportunity for folks to take a peek at our newest Port Angeles Community treasure! There's going lots happening in Port Angeles and Sequim this weekend so you may need a double dose of your vitamins! 😉 Looking forward to seeing lots of wonderful folks out and about! 😎

Get inside Field Arts & Events Hall and watch some of your favorite local performers... for FREE!!

You're invited to join us for Field Hall for All: FREE Community Days! this weekend - July 22-23rd. We're presenting two full FREE days of shows from local artists and performers. Pop in for a few minutes or stay for the whole performance - this is YOUR chance to explore Field Hall.

SATURDAY JULY 22 - "AMPLIFIED"
12:00 – 12:45PM | Black Diamond Junction
1:00 – 1:45PM | Ant Bath
2:00 – 3:00PM | Olympic Express Big Band
3:15 – 3:45PM | Hermit Mabon
4:00 – 4:45PM | Ross Hamilton Photography
5:00 – 5:45PM | Scott Sullivan
6:00 – 6:45PM | Key City Ramblers
7:00 – 7:45PM | Steve W. Young
8:00 – 9:00PM | Three Too Many
9:15 – 10:00PM | Bread & Gravy

SUNDAY - JULY 23 - "UNPLUGGED"
11:00 – 11:45AM | Cort Armstrong
12:00 – 12:30PM | Studio360 “Peter and the Wolf”
12:45 – 1:30PM | Sequim Community Orchestra
2:00 – 2:30PM | Juan de Fuca Foundation for the Arts + PA Panto (Nemesis Theater Productions) Creative Arts Camp
3:00 – 3:30PM | Peninsula Q***r Xhoir
3:45 – 4:30PM | Cherrywood Music
4:45 – 5:30PM | Bread & Gravy Duo
5:45 – 6PM | The Sylvia Joyce Wanner School (Sylvia Joyce Wanner School)
6:15 – 7PM | Sequim City Band

Thank you to our presenting sponsors North Olympic Healthcare Network for making this event possible. We are also incredibly grateful to our media sponsors, KSQM 91.5 FM Community Radio, Newsradio KONP and Peninsula Daily News for getting the word out, and to our community sponsors Camaraderie Cellars and Pacific Rim Hobby for their support. Thank you for helping us achieve a key part of our mission - to ensure Field Hall is for ALL!

Hey folks, Lake Crescent Lodge will once again be lit up on May 7th!   It will be wonderful to enjoy the beauty, the qui...
05/08/2021

Hey folks, Lake Crescent Lodge will once again be lit up on May 7th! It will be wonderful to enjoy the beauty, the quiet, and breathtaking walks to many awesome sites.
"I found my happy place the minute I saw you!"
Sherrilyn Kenyon

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