tag J. Dobbins Photography

Essence Photography - Historic Downtown Kennewick, WA

Eric’s personal story is interesting and heart rending at the same time. His image making talent is rooted in an early exposure to a camera and the process of making images but moreover, continuing his image making while seriously pursuing snowboarding…

In The Moment - Keewayden Park

This is a flea’s eye view…maybe a flea’s golden opportunity to catch it’s next ride, a meal, and maybe a carpet to set up shop in.

Sara Nelson Design - Kennewick, WA

Sara Nelson Design Studio…a showcase turn-of-the-century brick structure… complement it’s historical roots with it’s busy creative work environment.

Historic Downtown Kennewick Car Show - Summer 2009

Historic Downtown Kennewick Car Show Summer 2009

You & I Framing and Gallery, Kennewick, WA

Mike and Brooke nourish an otherwise sparse, parched understanding and appreciation of the creative arts in this wind-blown, shrub-step desert community of the northwestern US.

Tropical Rainforest Arch - Pasco City Library

…to design and paint this remarkably fun and stimulating arch. It designates the entryway of the Children’s Library Section at the Pasco Branch. Click on the arrow cursor to move to either side of the archway…

Sustainable Energy and Environmental Expo - Columbia Basin College

Infinia Corporation display of the Stirling Engine -heart and soul of this Kennewick, WA company’s solar energy product development…

Franklin County Museum, Pasco WA

In 1983, after over two years of painstaking renovation, the Society moved into the former Carnegie Library, which originally opened in 1911.

Stairway to Heaven - 360 Cellars Estate

An article in the paper Sunday morning caught my eye and off we went to explore Thompson Hill, a prominent if not slightly mysterious local landmark. What we discovered was certainly more than just a little divine.

Courthouse - Groundfloor Rotunda

…atmosphere? The central plan features an open two-story rotunda topped by a 28-foot diameter art glass dome, backlit by a round skylight atop the 35-foot diameter cupola above. The interior spaces on the first and second floors open into the rotunda.