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 topic still very relevant today. In fact I find the need to skip sunrise and or sunset occurs a little more often in my life than when I wrote these originally. This is primarily by choice.
As I balance out my photography business with family, another job and other factors I find many photos that find their way into my portfolio don’t involve the alarm going off at 3 am for sunrise drive or staying up until 2 am for moon light. All of that is fun and I do still enjoy it, just not at the fevered pitch I would do it my early days with what felt at times like day after day of sleep deprivation.
I hope you find these just as insightful today as when I wrote them years ago. If you have your own thoughts on this topic I would love to hear them in the comments.
Location: Portland, OR
Website: www.adrianklein.com
Adrian Klein has a passion for the outdoors and landscape photography that is endless. He has traveled the parks, shorelines and wilderness capturing images that represent each area through his own artistic eye from the curbs to the far off trails.