Timberline Mist is a softcover photographic collection capturing a single mist-filled day at the timberline on Washington's Mt. Baker. Featuring 22 atmospheric landscape images, the book explores the quiet tension between forest and sky, where alpine trees stand in shifting light and low clouds soften every edge.

Shot over the course of one day, the photographs reveal a world suspended in stillness-evoking reflection, solitude, and a deep sense of presence. Each image is paired with a short written passage, offering personal insight and space for the reader's own interpretation. The result is a visual and contemplative journey through a transitional landscape, both literal and emotional.

Printed in an open softcover edition, Timberline Mist invites readers to slow down and connect with the subtle beauty of a fog-bound wilderness. It is part of a broader body of work exploring the intersection of photography, conservation, and internal landscape.