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The Eagle Creek Fire Still Burns, Yet We Must Look To The Future

The Eagle Creek Fire Still Burns, Yet We Must Look To The Future

by Adrian Klein | Sep 11, 2017 | Composition, Education, Locations, Philosophy, Photo Travel | 6 comments

It’s been hard for me to fully express exactly what impact I am feeling from the Eagle Creek Fire. Those that haven’t experienced the Columbia River Gorge or don’t know it as their backyard like I do may think it’s simply another forest falling victim to the...
The Photographers High

The Photographers High

by Adrian Klein | Jul 24, 2017 | Color, Composition, Education, Image Processing, Locations, Macro, Philosophy, Photo Travel, Photography Techniques, Photography Tips, Workshops | 3 comments

There are many reasons each of us choose to pick up a camera and take photos. Today everyone is a photographer with cameras practically attached to our body in one way or another. Give it a few more years and they will be physically attached to all of us. Yet why we...
46 Photography Quotes To Inspire, Provoke Thought or Simply Laugh

46 Photography Quotes To Inspire, Provoke Thought or Simply Laugh

by Adrian Klein | Jun 5, 2017 | Color, Composition, Education, Locations, Philosophy, Photo Travel, Photography Techniques | 7 comments

Whether it’s serious or downright hilarious we all can appreciate quotes that inspire us in some way or at the very least cause for pause and thought.  Some of these have been accumulated over time in my note taking and others were discovered when thinking about this...
Photograph Light, not “Things”

Photograph Light, not “Things”

by David Cobb | May 29, 2017 | Composition, Education, Philosophy, Photography Techniques, Photography Tips | 0 comments

  When I started studying photography seriously, I was a slow learner when it came to light. I spent too much time photographing things instead of light—photographing birds, barns, and trees until it got boring. The result was too many average shots of things I...
‘Going Pro’: Is Landscape Photography Your Calling?

‘Going Pro’: Is Landscape Photography Your Calling?

by Erin Babnik | Apr 27, 2017 | Education, Erin Babnik, Philosophy, Photography Business | 24 comments

  Anyone who develops an intense passion for landscape photography is likely to ponder its potential as a career choice. These thoughts may pass quickly for people who have ample time and money to satisfy their photography cravings. Others will feel a nagging...
Desert Southwest Trip Report

Desert Southwest Trip Report

by Adrian Klein | Apr 17, 2017 | Composition, Fall Color Photography, Locations, Philosophy, Photo Article, Photo Travel | 2 comments

Last Fall myself and a handful of my Photo Cascadia peeps headed down to the desert southwest region. I had only been down that way a couple times before, the only longish trip before I had the knowledge and desire to create art like I do today. Needless to say I was...
Social Photography: Road Tripping With Friends

Social Photography: Road Tripping With Friends

by Sean Bagshaw | Mar 22, 2017 | Locations, Philosophy, Photo Travel, Video Tutorial | 8 comments

(If you are reading this article via email subscription, make sure to click the title link to view the video on the blog) In my opinion, photography is one of the most fun, healthy, enriching, energizing and positive pastimes a person can be involved in. It is a...
Photo Cascadia – Year In Images 2016

Photo Cascadia – Year In Images 2016

by Adrian Klein | Dec 14, 2016 | Color, Locations, Philosophy, Photo Article, Photo Travel, Spring Photography, Winter Photography | 4 comments

Lucky number seven in 2016 for Photo Cascadia. Seven for the first full year with seven team members and seven for the number of years Photo Cascadia has been around. Speaking of luck it was honestly mostly luck in the beginning that this specific team of...
Communicating With Images

Communicating With Images

by Zack Schnepf | Dec 5, 2016 | Education, Philosophy, Photography Techniques | 5 comments

by Zack Schnepf Back when I was taking my first photography classes in college, instructors would ask me what I was trying to say with my images.  At the time, I thought this was just something art instructors said.  I came to understand that effective art is often...
Outside the Box: Advice for Making Risky Creative Decisions

Outside the Box: Advice for Making Risky Creative Decisions

by Erin Babnik | Sep 7, 2016 | Education, Erin Babnik, Philosophy | 20 comments

“The moment that you feel that, just possibly, you’re walking down the street naked, exposing too much of your heart and your mind and what exists on the inside, showing too much of yourself. That’s the moment you may be starting to get it right.” —Neil...
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