Large-Scale Immersive Pacific Northwest Nature Art
Connecting your daily life to the wonders a of the natural world
Are you ready to explore? Here's how:
LUXURY FINE ART NATURE PHOTOGRAPHY OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Large-scale nature imagery has a measurable effect on how we think, feel, and recover from daily demands. It calms the nervous system, restores mental clarity, and creates moments of quiet presence in environments that are otherwise filled with noise and obligation. Over time, these images become more than something you look at. They become a place your mind returns to, a reminder of awe, wonder, and what matters beyond the immediate moment. For many collectors, the value is not decorative. It is experiential, emotional, and deeply personal.
Double Rainbow Near Leavenworth
In your home or office, Peter's prints are reminders of what is most important to you: the wonder of this beautiful world we live in, to get out and enjoy nature as much as you can, to reflect on the day's gratitude, or to always continue to adventure, even if it's in your own mind. They bring you sunshine on cloudy days, color in a drab world, and the joy of witnessing beauty daily. This art is more than just pretty pictures on your walls, it's the essence of life itself, reminding you each day to embrace it.
While most of Peter's photographs are rich and colorful,
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"Peter James has deftly captured the essence of the Pacific Northwest's natural beauty. People familiar with the region's geography and climate will appreciate the patience, fortitude, and tenacity required to attain these vantages under such perfect lighting conditions. His business practices also reflect deep respect for the natural wonders he presents: prints are exquisitely executed on durable sheets of recycled metal, and a portion of each sale goes to reforestation projects. I highly recommend visiting his gallery." - Eric Mapes, Collector
HAVE A WALL IN MIND?
Choosing large-scale art is easier when you can see it in your own space first. Our photo mockup service allows you to visualize artwork at true scale on your actual wall before making a decision. Simply send a photo of your wall with a piece of printer paper taped to it as a size reference, and we create a custom, to-scale rendering that shows size, placement, and impact with accuracy. It is complimentary, collaborative, and one of the most trusted tools our collectors use before commissioning a piece.
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The breathtaking Metal Prints of of Peter James's pure Pacific Northwest nature scenes act as the connection between your daily life and the wonders of the natural world.
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The Large As Life Collection represents the most immersive expression of this work. These multi-panel, large-scale installations range from six feet to over thirty feet wide and are designed to dissolve the boundary between interior space and the natural world. Created for significant architectural environments, private collectors, corporate campuses or headquarters, and healthcare settings, each piece is composed and installed as a singular experience. This is not oversized artwork for the sake of scale. It is nature restored to lifelike proportions, commanding presence and quiet authority within the spaces where people gather, heal, and live their lives.
Where will you hang your Peter James?
When it comes to fine art, you want the perfect combination of artwork that inspires your soul, that looks amazing in your home or office, that will last a lifetime, and that will wow every person that walks into your space.
The jaw dropping nature photography prints that Peter James produces, printed at incredible sizes up to 8 feet tall or wide, are not only impressive, but they also make the world a better place. For every one of these museum quality metal prints he sells, Peter James makes a donation that plants 100 trees, so you can feel good about your investment on every level.
SOAK IN NATURE'S BEAUTY
Photographed in the real world. Nothing fabricated.
In over thirty-five years as a photographer, Peter James has developed shooting and editing techniques that accurately represent reality, and what it truly feels like to be there.
Every art piece begins far from roads, crowds, and convenience. He spends days and weeks immersed in mountains, forests, and coastlines, waiting for rare conditions that reveal the true character of the Pacific Northwest.
Scenic Washington State is an endless playground for nature landscape photography, and Peter James travels the state extensively to find the most beautiful places at the peak times. His diverse nature wall art collection includes landscapes from the rainforests and wilderness coast of the Olympic Peninsula, to Mount Rainier nature photos showing it's towering peak and wildflower covered expanses, to the epic coastline and islands of the Salish Sea including many San Juan Island photos, to the jagged Cascade Mountains with thousands of mountain lakes, and the glacier covered cone of picture perfect Mount Baker.
Peter James has amassed an exciting collection of thrilling Northwest nature photographs. This wall art is so clear and true to life that you feel like you could step right into the prints. These artwork prints for homes, offices and medical centers transform them into nature sanctuaries that allow us to enjoy the extreme beauty of the Pacific Northwest every day, no matter what the weather is doing outside. Are you ready to bring your walls to life?
"May my photographs help remind you how blessed we are to be alive on this incredible planet." - Peter James
HONORING THE LAND
Our galleries stand on the ancestral homelands of the Lhaq’temish (Lummi), the Wenatchee, the Yakima, and the Chinook people.
We say their names to acknowledge the sacred interwoven connections of the people, land, water, and air—the core of a community.
We commit to the ongoing work of repairing relationships, collective healing, and storytelling to reconnect with our own ancestry.
Salmon by Silver Song of the Lummi People, Photo by Peter James
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