Laurie Ward Art Collections
Shop for artwork from Laurie Ward based on themed collections. Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Artwork by Laurie Ward
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Fall At Dad's by Laurie Ward
Camus Quote by Laurie Ward
Gathering for a Cold Winter by Laurie Ward
Butterfly by Laurie Ward
The Gatekeeper by Laurie Ward
Deception Pass Bridge by Laurie Ward
Fall White Mushrooms by Laurie Ward
Old Ford Model T's Final Resting Place by Laurie Ward
Smokey Stewart Sunset by Laurie Ward
A Walk in the Woods by Laurie Ward
Break Dancing Goshawk by Laurie Ward
Red Breasted Merganser Reflection by Laurie Ward
Northern Lights by Laurie Ward
Dream Poppy by Laurie Ward
Hidden Valley by Laurie Ward
Goshawk Winging It by Laurie Ward
Great Horned Owl Looking Down by Laurie Ward
Northern Lights by Laurie Ward
Breakup at Muncho Lake by Laurie Ward
Nisqually Wildlife Refuge by Laurie Ward
White Tailed Ptarmigan by Laurie Ward
Bruin Creek by Laurie Ward
Hidden Valley Arch by Laurie Ward
Northern Lights by Laurie Ward
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About Laurie Ward
Laurie has led a very multifaceted life. She started hiking when she was young with her Game Warden father who instilled in her a profound love and respect for nature that exhibits itself throughout her work. She was driving farm tractors before she was old enough to have a drivers license and in high school she started rock climbing. She got her first camera, a hand-me-down Brownie, when she was 11 years old. In her late teens, she purchased her first new camera, an Olympus OM2n SLR that she bought because it had a metal body that would withstand the bumps and bruises of her active lifestyle.
Her first job after leaving college was as a cartographer in the last operating logging camp in Western Washington. She later worked as draftsman, a surveyor, a Public Works inspector and a Development Review Engineer. When the digital age of cameras’ arrived, she did slide shows for her family who clamored for her DVDs. A photography teacher once told her to quit writing descriptions on her pictures, yet she would continue to write on her photographs and ignore his advise for another 20 years. Some of the pictures in her portfolio were taken with older digital camera’s. A few of them have been digitized from negatives from her old Olympus camera.
Laurie, whose father called her ‘the gypsy child’, has been living full time in a solar panel laden RV since 2004. She calls herself ‘The Yankee Photographer’ because her significant other is Canadian and Yukon Canadians tend to call anyone from south of the 49th parallel ‘Yankees’. She has one daughter and two beautiful grandchildren plus several stepchildren and step-grandchildren. She now spends half of the year living off the grid in a small log cabin in the Yukon Territory of Canada and other half of the year traveling in the United States pursuing her passion of photography, writing short essays and spoiling her cats!!!