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Sally Halvorsen Photography Botanical fine art photographer creating images meant to be lived with—on your walls, in your hands, and in the quiet moments between. 🌿

Growing up under the big skies of Montana, Sally developed a deep love of nature and the outdoors. After high school, Sally moved to Washington State and began creating her muse...a backyard garden filled with beauty and color which she documented using photography. Sally’s photographic pursuits helped her cope with a major change in her life path after the loss of her husband to cancer. She enrol

led in macro photography workshop taught by Charles Needle and developed her landscape photography at the renowned Sante Fe Workshops under the tutelage of Moose Petersen. In the garden, Sally uses her macro photography to show a peaceful, uncomplicated world composed of vivid colors, fluid lines, soft backgrounds and immense detail. In urban environments, Sally uses the light, reflections and form to highlight details—details that are often missed in daily life. At the ocean or in the forest, Sally simplifies a scene to reveal the beautiful, intricate elements of nature. Sally is recognized internationally for her work which can be found in private and corporate collections throughout North America. She can usually be found in a garden somewhere - whether it is in her own back yard or at an exotic international location.

Held by EveningI took a quick stroll through the garden the other day and was completely taken by this gorgeous anemone....
13/06/2026

Held by Evening

I took a quick stroll through the garden the other day and was completely taken by this gorgeous anemone. I had no idea anemones could have petals like this, and this was the only flower on the plant that looked this way.

Of course, I immediately grabbed my phone and took a quick photo before moving the plant to a spot where I knew the evening light would be beautiful.

What I wasn’t prepared for was what happened when I looked through the viewfinder.

The background had transformed into a wash of color that felt more like a painting than a photograph. The blues, golds, and soft greens seemed as though Mother Nature had taken a brush and blended them together just for this moment.

I stayed outside far longer than I intended, moving from one side of the flower to the other, waiting for the light to shift and change. Every few minutes it revealed something new.

It was one of those evenings that reminds me why I love photography so much. Sometimes all you have to do is slow down and pay attention, and the garden gives you a gift.

📷 Garden-grown anemone photographed in evening light.

I think there’s play time in my future 😁
11/06/2026

I think there’s play time in my future 😁

🎉 Facebook recognized me for starting engaging conversations and producing inspiring content among my audience and peers...
11/06/2026

🎉 Facebook recognized me for starting engaging conversations and producing inspiring content among my audience and peers!

I have been trying to photograph the Bigleaf Magnolia for days.The weekend disappeared into errands and commitments. Mon...
10/06/2026

I have been trying to photograph the Bigleaf Magnolia for days.

The weekend disappeared into errands and commitments. Monday came and went. I had planned to visit the Arboretum that evening, but life had other ideas.

So Tuesday morning I got up early, grabbed my camera, and headed out before leaving to spend time with my mom.

The timing was perfect.

The flowers were open, the morning was beautiful, and although the light was a little brighter than I would normally choose, the tree was absolutely stunning. Standing beneath those enormous flowers was worth every bit of the wait.

These images were photographed with my Helios lens, which gives them that soft, dreamy glow I love.

Sometimes the photographs are wonderful, but the memories made around them are even better. 💕

10/06/2026

Today is the day I drop off my prints for the Maple Valley Art Festival! Maple Valley Creative Arts Council I am excited!!

Not hidden.Not lost.Simply held.Photographed at Lake Wilderness Arboretum in Washington.
05/06/2026

Not hidden.

Not lost.

Simply held.

Photographed at Lake Wilderness Arboretum in Washington.

There is a certain grace in simplicity.A single stem.A few unopened buds.A quiet moment worth remembering.Photographed a...
04/06/2026

There is a certain grace in simplicity.

A single stem.
A few unopened buds.
A quiet moment worth remembering.

Photographed at Lake Wilderness Arboretum in Washington.

🎉 Facebook recognized me for starting engaging conversations and producing inspiring content among my audience and peers...
03/06/2026

🎉 Facebook recognized me for starting engaging conversations and producing inspiring content among my audience and peers! 😁

Beauty doesn’t always arrive in grand landscapes or perfect flowers. Sometimes it’s found in the smallest details, quiet...
03/06/2026

Beauty doesn’t always arrive in grand landscapes or perfect flowers. Sometimes it’s found in the smallest details, quietly waiting to be noticed.

02/06/2026

I got it!!!!!!!! It’s so beautiful and the morning light was amazing 🥰

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22520 SE 248th St

98038

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