Nor-Cal Flow is a project spanning the course of three collections, which will showcase the amazing water features that Northern California has to offer.

Every summer, the entire state endures difficult wildfire seasons, with some of the most breathtaking areas in California being destroyed in the process.  In 2021 alone, one third of Lassen National Park has burned, all of Lake Tahoe was at risk of burning, and many other lesser known areas were also at risk; thousands of people have been displaced and/or lost their homes.

Forty percent of the places captured in this first collection have burned, potentially making these images the last of their kind, and they will never be the same in our lifetimes.

I have strived to capture the beauty of these places, frozen in time, and 20% of all the profits from all three collections will be donated to the California Wildfire Relief Fund.

Nor-Cal Flow Volume I

The south entrance to Lassen National Park is quick to boast its beauty as soon as you enter. This sulfur bank with the river running through right under the mountains is one of the first things you will see when you drive through Lassen. This image was captured in the winter when the park road is closed, meaning we had to walk up to this location. Which I enjoy more than driving. There are no cars to worry about while standing at this location. I am not sure you could even capture this in the summer when the road is open. But as of July of 2021, this area is burned. The Dixie fire came through here leaving very little standing. This composition won't look the same ever again in our lifetime, making this image all the more special.

Edition 1/1 - By Ryan Warner

Nor-Cal Flow #5 - Soft Afterglow

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