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Personal Development Book Reviews for Artists

Personal Development Book Reviews for Artists

by Adrian Klein | Feb 18, 2020 | Book Review, Composition, Education, Philosophy, Photography Business, Photography Tips | 0 comments

** If you prefer listening instead of reading, we hope you enjoy the audio version of this article. Audio versions of some of our articles are a new addition to the blog. The audio you hear will be the person who wrote the post. We welcome any feedback on this new...
From the Archives “Eastern Influences”

From the Archives “Eastern Influences”

by David Cobb | Dec 16, 2019 | Abstract Photography, Composition, David Cobb, Education, Philosophy, Photo Article | 0 comments

A few years ago, I wrote about the struggles I was having as I moved more to an asymmetrical composition style and simplification of my images. The influences of Eastern art were in my mind, but my composition progress was difficult. Today, I can find these...
Landscape Photographers Whose Images Inspire Me

Landscape Photographers Whose Images Inspire Me

by Sean Bagshaw | Nov 26, 2019 | Featured Photographers, Philosophy, Sean Bagshaw | 0 comments

I have spent about half my life being passionate about landscape photography. For that reason I’d like to share the work of a selection of landscape photographers whose images have had an important and positive influence in my life. Inge Bovens – Gathering...
From The Archives – Quotes Filled With Inspiration to Laughter

From The Archives – Quotes Filled With Inspiration to Laughter

by Adrian Klein | Nov 4, 2019 | Abstract Photography, Color, Composition, Education, Philosophy, Photo History, Photography Tips | 0 comments

A few years back I wrote a blog with 46 quotes related to photography and outdoor recreation that either I found inspirational or some simply made me laugh. I find good quotes are fascinating. What started off as simply a comment in a interview, a line in a movie or...
Changes to Popular Oregon Wilderness Locations

Changes to Popular Oregon Wilderness Locations

by Adrian Klein | Sep 18, 2019 | Backpacking, Composition, Education, Locations, News, Philosophy, Photo Travel, Uncategorized | 0 comments

Over the last few years we have definitely seen more and more discussion regarding the increased traffic at many locations frequented by photographers and other adventure seekers. I know we have covered this to some extent on our Photo Cascadia blog in prior posts. I...
The Myth of Influence in Photography

The Myth of Influence in Photography

by Erin Babnik | Sep 4, 2019 | Education, Erin Babnik, Philosophy, Photography History | 0 comments

“Geodescent” by Erin Babnik, Death Valley National Park (2019). CLICK PHOTO TO ENLARGE. Creating a high-quality photograph of sand dunes in Death Valley was no small accomplishment in 1932, the year that Willard Van Dyke produced his dunes image that now ...
Looking Beyond Locations in Landscape Photography

Looking Beyond Locations in Landscape Photography

by Erin Babnik | Aug 19, 2019 | Education, Erin Babnik, Locations, Philosophy, Photography Tips, Portfolios | 0 comments

“A double rainbow, all the way! What does it mean?!” (Paul Vasquez, in a viral YouTube video of 2010) A famous pair of Greek maxims inscribed over the entrance to the Temple of Apollo at Delphi urged visitors to nurture self knowledge and to exercise restraint: “Know...
Your Hard-drive Will Fail… Eventually

Your Hard-drive Will Fail… Eventually

by Adrian Klein | Jul 30, 2019 | Camera Raw, Education, Image Processing, Philosophy, Photo Travel, Photography Business | 0 comments

4TB External backup drive and assortment of compact flash cards. Yes, I do still shoot intentionally at times with small sized cards! As Tom Keifer of wrote on a hit ballad in 1988, you “don’t know what you got till it’s gone”. You really...
From The Archives – Forget About Dawn and Dusk

From The Archives – Forget About Dawn and Dusk

by Adrian Klein | Jun 12, 2019 | Abstract Photography, Color, Composition, Philosophy, Photo Travel, Photography Techniques, Portfolios | 0 comments

An afternoon of stormy skies and splashes of sunlight in Southern Utah I wrote these two blogs back in 2012 so they are definitely near the bottom of the archives when it comes to the blogs I have created on Photo Cascadia. Here we are seven years later with this...
5 Stories and Tips for Earth Day 2019

5 Stories and Tips for Earth Day 2019

by Adrian Klein | Apr 21, 2019 | Education, Locations, Philosophy, Photo Travel, Photography Techniques | 0 comments

The Earth is over 4.5 billion years old with over 8 billion human inhabitants. Despite how long our planet has been around and the thousands of years it’s sustained human life, it’s still the only known planet in our universe that can support life this way. Yep, it’s...
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