Ross Hamilton Photography

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 quiet, and breathtaking walks to many awesome sites.
"I found my happy place the minute I saw you!"
Sherrilyn Kenyon

Nestled against the foothills of the Olympic Mountains,
a quiet valley rests serenely under a blanket of freshly
fallen snow. Here, life is lived more slowly. In spring,
frogs fill the night air with their music. Black tailed deer
and Roosevelt elk freely browse. Barn swallows, red tailed
hawks and bald eagles circle and swoop over the open fields.
But for now, life is suspended and beauty rests.
Wishing you a Christmas that is Bright, Beautiful and filled with hope.

Lake Crescent is never more beautiful than in the fall. The water is the calmest ever at this wonderous time of year. The Lodge remains open with many activities through December 31st. Road construction has been completed and it's a delightful drive to visit this Olympic Peninsula treasure.

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Sooooo delighted to share these images by photographer Ross Hamilton that were chosen for the new Olympic Medical Walk-in Clinic, Port Angeles, WA. The large one hanging in the facility was done on aluminum panels and the overall dimension is about 4 feet by 8 feet. The three smaller images are canvas prints.

Thank you Aramark for doing such an awesome job with your displays in the Hurricane Ridge Gift Shop!

After Ross and Brian’s presentation at the Rainforest Art Center we all had dinner at Puffin on 101! The restaurant is located right outside of Forks (intersection of Hwy 110 and Hwy 101 where The Smokehouse used to be). Really varied menus with very interesting offerings...it was hard to decide between many awesome choices. We were all delighted with our food. The tables are covered in pennies. It is always special to visit Forks. Thank you Lissy and Aubrey for your generous hospitality and a wonderful time! We

Thank you North Olympic Library System for scheduling another presentation and for all of your efforts squeezing in everyone! Thanks to all who attended and it was nice to have photographers Gary Hamburgh (thanks for taking these photos for me), Sally Harris, Karl Stokke, and Deborah Olander in the audience. Now, it’s time for everyone to get out and start shooting photos! Happy Trails!!!

Come see Ross at the "Encore Presentation" tomorrow night, March 18, at the Sequim Library, at 6:30pm - space is limited! Read all about it here:

Hamilton to share pro photo tips - Sequim Gazette This March, learn how to capture stunning images of nature with renowned local photographer Ross Hamilton. Explore! Nature Photography will be at 6:30 p.m. Friday, March 18, at the Sequim Library, 630 N. Sequim Ave.

Oh my goodness! It was a capacity crowd last night at North Olympic Library to listen and learn from photographer Ross Hamilton! Brian Schroeder, a friend of Ross's, also spoke about digital photography. According to Emily Sly, NOL Manager, many had to be turned away. They are going to try and schedule a second event for those who couldn't make it through the doors! Several well-known photographers were also in attendance ~ If you look closely you will see Ernst (behind his camera), Randy Tomaras (he snapped this photo for me) Patricia Tayton, and Valerie Henschel. It was a great night and thank you to all who attended and so love this place we call HOME!!! - Sandy Frankfurth

Join Ross at the Sequim Library tonight and bring a friend:
Explore! Nature Photography:
Wednesday, February 3, 6pm
Learn tips and tricks for capturing stunning nature images with renowned local photographer Ross Hamilton, who will recommend locations to photograph on the Olympic Peninsula, as well as how to shoot in various climates and locales. This program is generously supported by the Friends of Sequim Library. For more information, please call: 360.683.1161