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Fine art photograph of Mobius Arch along the Mobius Arch Loop Trail in the Alabama Hills below Mount Whitney.

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Cheyne Walls2024-09-26T00:23:31+00:00
Fine art photograph of a beautiful Japanese maple tree at the Portland Japanese garden.

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Cheyne Walls2022-02-07T19:57:08+00:00

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Beaches

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Beaches

Cheyne Walls2024-10-16T19:20:15+00:00
Beautiful Waterfall in Oregon.

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Canyons & Arches

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Cheyne Walls2023-06-23T18:26:11+00:00
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About Cheyne


Cheyne Walls is an award-winning fine art nature photographer with his art gallery based in Laguna Beach, Southern California.

Recent Posts

  • Canyonlands National Park: The Raw, Remote Beauty of the American West May 2, 2025
  • Grand Canyon National Park: A Journey Through Time and Light May 2, 2025
  • Yosemite National Park: Where Stone, Water, and Light Converge May 1, 2025
  • Zion National Park: A Photographer’s Sanctuary in Stone May 1, 2025

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Tucked away in the lush Umpqua National Forest of Tucked away in the lush Umpqua National Forest of southern Oregon, Toketee Falls is a breathtaking two-tiered waterfall sculpted from ancient basalt cliffs. Its name, “Toketee,” comes from Chinook Jargon, meaning “pretty” or “graceful”—a fitting tribute to its serene beauty.
“Angel’s Heart” – Antelope Canyon Carved “Angel’s Heart” – Antelope Canyon Carved by time and sculpted by light, Angel’s Heart captures a fleeting moment within Arizona’s Antelope Canyon. The swirling sandstone walls lead upward to a heart-shaped opening, a natural cathedral formed by wind, water, and patience. Presented in black and white, the image highlights the texture, movement, and silent beauty of this sacred desert space. #AntelopeCanyon #SlotCanyon #NaturePhotography #LandscapePhotography #DesertScapes #CanyonMagic #SouthwestUSA #BlackAndWhitePhotography #FineArtPhotography #monochromemagic
Day 5 of National Parks Week. Olympic National Par Day 5 of National Parks Week. Olympic National Park – Lush, diverse, and alive with wonder. #nationalparksweek #NaturePhotography #ProtectWhatYouLove #FineArtPhotography #solducfalls #natureisart #olympicnationalpark
Happy Earth Day 🌍 Today, we honor the beauty, s Happy Earth Day 🌍 Today, we honor the beauty, strength, and fragility of the planet we call home. Whether it's towering mountains, quiet forests, rushing oceans, or the stillness of the desert—Earth gives us endless inspiration and wonder. As a photographer, I’m constantly reminded that the best art is already out there—waiting in nature, light, and life. Let’s protect it, preserve it, and celebrate it not just today, but every day. #EarthDay #NaturePhotography #ProtectWhatYouLove #FineArtPhotography #SustainableLiving #natureisart
Celebrating National Parks Week, Day 3 - Zion : Wh Celebrating National Parks Week, Day 3 - Zion : Where stone walls rise like ancient temples. #nationalparksweek #zionnationalpark #FineArtPhotography #PublicLands #explorenature #zion #ɴᴀᴛᴜʀᴇᴘʜᴏᴛᴏɢʀᴀᴘʜʏ
Day 2 of National Parks Week takes us to one of th Day 2 of National Parks Week takes us to one of the most mysterious and mesmerizing landscapes in America — Death Valley's Racetrack Playa. Here, boulders move on their own, gliding silently across the cracked desert floor, leaving long trails behind them. It's not magic — it's the power of nature. Under the right conditions, a thin layer of ice, water, and strong winds work together to make these stones sail. #NationalParksWeek #DeathValley #RacetrackPlaya #NatureIsArt #MysteryStones #DesertWonders #FineArtPhotography #ExploreNature #windpower
Happy first day of National Parks Week! Here is a Happy first day of National Parks Week! Here is a short introduction to Glacier.
Big Sur coastal wildflowers. Big Sur coastal wildflowers.
Perfect morning for photographing wildflowers. Perfect morning for photographing wildflowers.
Yosemite National Park, Late Autumn - Cold rain. F Yosemite National Park, Late Autumn - Cold rain. Freezing fingers. Fog so thick the cliffs disappeared, then reappeared like ghosts. Capturing this image was a battle against the elements — but moments like this are why I go back to Yosemite, year after year. #Yosemite #YosemiteValley #FineArtPhotography #AutumnVibes #NatureMood #LandscapePhotography #FallColors #RainyDays #MistyMountains #MercedRiver #WildernessCulture #ChasingLight #NationalParks #ExploreMore #stayoutside
With the craziness of the world, take a moment out With the craziness of the world, take a moment out of your busy schedule to get lost in Nature—without even leaving your home or office. Art has the power to transport us, to offer a breath of fresh air in the midst of our daily routines. A single image can reconnect us to the beauty and serenity of the great outdoors, grounding us in a sense of calm. #NatureAtHome #FineArtPhotography #EscapeThroughArt #bringtheoutdoorsin
In the heart of the desert, time moves differently In the heart of the desert, time moves differently. What was once a welcoming beacon for weary travelers is now a silent monument to the past. This abandoned motel sign, leaning and weathered by the elements, tells a story of long-forgotten roads, shifting landscapes, and memories lost to time. The dramatic sky above seems to echo the history embedded in this place—an untamed beauty, both haunting and captivating. Shot in striking black and white, this photograph emphasizes the contrast between decay and the enduring resilience of the land. Where do you think this old sign once stood, and what stories could it tell? #FineArtPhotography #BlackAndWhite #AbandonedPlaces #DesertMystique #LostInTime #ᴘʜᴏᴛᴏɢʀᴀᴘʜʏʟᴏᴠᴇʀs
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