Fine Art Prints & Photography Commissions
I’m Wasim Muklashy, a landscape, nature, and travel photographer based in Central Oregon and working across the American West and around the world — from the Cascade Mountains and the U.S. National Parks to the jungles of Sri Lanka and the high Andes of Peru. I sell fine art prints and take on assignments for tourism boards, destination marketing organizations, conservation groups, public gardens and public lands, outdoor outfitters, and editorial clients — locally and worldwide.
Explore the Work
Photography for Tourism, Conservation, and Editorial
Most of my commissioned work lands in three places. Each one asks for something a little different from a photograph.
Tourism & Destination Marketing
Destination imagery for tourism boards, DMOs, tour operators, lodges, and adventure-travel brands — seasonal campaign work, stock libraries built to a brief, and hero images that carry a place across web, print, social, and SEO.
Land Trusts, Nature & Sonservation
Storytelling for land trusts, nature organizations, conservation groups, and public land agencies — annual reports, donor and grant campaigns, and restoration and stewardship documentation. Past and present clients include include Deschutes Land Trust and Quechua Benefit.
Editorial & Brand
Assignments for magazines, outdoor outfitters and gear brands, private and public gardens, and branded content — from a single environmental portrait to a multi-day shoot in the backcountry, delivered on an editorial timeline.
Where the Work Happens
Home base is Central Oregon. Most weeks that means Bend and Sisters, the Cascade Lakes, Smith Rock, and the Ponderosa country along the Metolius – all landscapes that completely change four times a year, which is a gift when you are trying to build a season-spanning image library.
From there the work runs out across the American West: Mount Hood and the Columbia River Gorge, Yosemite and Olympic National Park and Bryce Canyon, the Oregon coast, the high desert, and the forests around Portland and the Willamette Valley.
Farther afield, assignments have taken me to the high Andes of Peru — Picotani, Machu Picchu, and the alpaca country above Macusani — and to the hill country and tea estates of Sri Lanka. Travel and culture work lives here; landscape and nature work lives here.
Field Notes
More than 250 dispatches from the field, going back to 2013 — trip reports, conservation stories, gear that survived, and the occasional alpaca. Read the journal →
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Occasional dispatches — new photographs, print releases, and where I'm shooting next. No noise.