Book Review – Soul Of The Heights by Ed Cooper
One of the presents for my birthday this year my wife and girls got me was a great hardback book by Ed Cooper “Soul of the Heights – 50 years Going to the Mountains”. If you have a love for being in the great outdoors especially in the Pacific Northwest and don’t know...
Featured Photographer – Alister Benn
For this installment of our Featured Photographer series I decided to turn the tables on my friend, Alister Benn, and interview him. Alister and I first met a few years ago when he interviewed me for a podcast. Since then I have been an avid fan and follower. His work...
Storm Light
by Zack Schnepf When it comes to photography, I get excited when I see a storm in the forecast. Many of my favorite images are taken before, after, or during a storm. It doesn’t always work out, and there are risks to shooting in stormy conditions, but there is...
Photo Trip, Family Trip… or Both?!
There are a few photographers I have met that don’t have any immediate family, by this I mean no significant other and no children. The majority of us have at least one or both. If you are young maybe none of the above still applies yet give it time and it will likely...
Eastern Influence by David M. Cobb
Eastern Influence By David M. Cobb Over the years I’ve spent a great deal of time visiting art museums, searching out the European masters, the cubists, the impressionists, the Hudson River School, and others. But it wasn’t until I saw Edward Weston’s Pepper #30...
Creative Approaches to Landscape Photography: The Thrill of Discovery
Last week we introduced and welcomed Erin Babnik as a new contributor to the PhotoCascadia blog. This week we are proud to publish Erin’s first feature piece. Make sure to visit Erin’s website to learn more about her and explore...
What You May Not Know About Photo Cascadia Team Members
As our newsletter subscribers might know over the last last year we have taken turns pointing the lens on each of us to provide more insight to us personally. Since these were spread out among a half dozen newsletters we thought it would be good to post a recap that...
Soul of the Forest
by Zack Schnepf There is a feeling I get when I’m deep in a forest. An experience that quiets my mind and opens my senses. I have this experience in all wilderness, but there is something special about being surrounded by a well balanced ecosystem that is teeming...
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