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The “Cramming” or “Shoot-Through” Technique by David Cobb

The “Cramming” or “Shoot-Through” Technique by David Cobb

by David Cobb | Feb 8, 2016 | Garden Photography, Macro, Photography Techniques | 10 comments

The spring wildflowers have started to pop in the Columbia River Gorge of Oregon, so I thought I’d take the time to explore a technique I often use for photographing spring wildflowers called “shoot-through” or “cramming.” I had used this technique for a number of...
What I Learned Photographing The Californian Redwoods

What I Learned Photographing The Californian Redwoods

by Photo Cascadia | Jun 9, 2014 | Color, High Dynamic Range, Locations, Photo Travel, Spring Photography | 4 comments

For the last five years I’ve taken spring trips down to the Californian Redwoods. Each year I take the trip with the hope of photographing the stunning rhododendrons with the fog and mist that occurs frequently in spring and summer. The last few years I have either...

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