F-stop Collaborate and Listen Podcast With Photo Cascadia – November 25, 2020
In November the Photo Cascadia team sat down (virtually) with Matt Payne on the F-Stop Collaborate and Listen podcast to talk about the process of creating our book, Oregon, My Oregon and a range of other topics. Other topics we talk about include: The power and...
Two Documentaries About Robert Frank – Film Review
I sat down recently to watch two documentaries on the photographer and filmmaker Robert Frank, who died a little over a year ago at the age of 94. One film (Leaving Home, Coming Home: A Portrait of Robert Frank, 2019) meandered a bit, but captured more of the...
The Mountain Pine Beetle: what the heck is killing all those trees?
I spend a lot of time photographing, camping, and hiking in the beautiful state of Wyoming. While the scenery never fails to inspire me, it’s impossible not to notice the broad swaths of brown, dead and dying pine trees through the state’s plentiful...
Do You Phone Drone?
Before you read this, fair warning that it’s absurd, frivolous and doesn’t even really count as photography. However, it might give you 30 seconds of fun, and lately we could all use more fun and frivolity in our lives. I recently had the good fortune to tromp around...
My Favorite Tool In Adobe Photoshop 2021
In addition to the blog article, I have inserted a link to a video I made on the subject. Video Demonstration Of Color Grading Video Demonstration Of Color Grading The familiar Split Toning in Camera RAW and Adobe Lightroom has been removed and...
Deep Fakes and Impact to Art Photography
I am sure when you hear the term deep fake photography or video that you don’t think of it having anything to do with nature or art photography. It normally conjures up thoughts of political drama or someone sadly creating a deep fake out of revenge. Right now the...
Travels to North Dakota
It might surprise you to know but I enjoy photographing in North Dakota, and for the past couple of years I’ve been experiencing the photographic challenges there. The western states where I live have so many mountains, canyons, waterfalls, forests, wildflower...
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