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Volcano Season May 9th Scott Rinckenberger Gallery

Snoqualmie, WALocal News

Scott Rinckenberger's gallery will unveil the "Volcano Season" photography exhibit on May 9th, from 5 to 9 p. m. , featuring stunning black-and-white images of Washington's volcanoes. The exhibit showcases Rinckenberger's unique perspective as a backcountry skiing enthusiast who captures the essence of these majestic landscapes. He explains that the Cascade mountains' complexity becomes apparent only from higher elevations, where the stunning views can leave one breathless.

His photography not only celebrates these natural wonders but also aims to foster environmental appreciation. The exhibit will run through July, providing ample opportunity for visitors to explore the beauty of the region. Rinckenberger is committed to environmental efforts, aligning his work with initiatives like 1% For The Planet. The gallery, located in the scenic town of North Bend, regularly features his award-winning photography. This event underscores the importance of connecting with and protecting the natural world.

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