“Great scenic photographs are sometimes about lighting or subject matter or composition, and almost always about time. Taking the time to know the subject well. Familiarity may breed contempt in human relations, but when it comes to the Oklahoma landscape, it’s the surest window to the soul. Bill Tiffee’s photographs of the Ouachita National Forest have the look of someone who knows well of what he shoots. It is no illusion. A native of Heavener, Tiffee lived and hiked these creek beds and pine-carpeted valleys for twenty-two years before college lured him away…”

“Tiffee insists taking photos of something as scenic as Big Creek doesn’t require any ‘big talent.’ It’s more about showing up at the right time,’ he assures (yeah, right.)”

Oklahoma Today Magazine.