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Waiting For The Night Train
Waiting For The Night Train, a photo by Sean Bagshaw on Flickr.
I took this image on our urban night workshop in Portland last weekend during the super full moon. There was a lot of challenging light going on in this scene. I used layer masking techniques to combine five different exposures for the main scene [...]
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Territory Of The Mind
Territory Of The Mind, a photo by Sean Bagshaw on Flickr.
In Vermilion Cliffs National Monument photographers tend to focus a lot of attention on The Wave and, more recently, White Pocket. In many ways I find the formations, light and particularly the variety of sandstone colors at Coyote Buttes South to be just as compelling. [...]
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The Mariner Remembers
The Mariner Remembers, a photo by Sean Bagshaw on Flickr.
The mariner remembers when a child,
on his first voyage, he saw it fade and sink
And when returning from adventures wild,
He saw it rise again o’er ocean’s brink.
Steadfast, serene, immovable, the same,
Year after year, through all the silent night
Burns on forevermore that quenchless flame,
Shines on that inextinguishable [...]
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Landscape Newsletter From f-stop
f-stop is a company that makes camera packs and bags for active outdoor photographers. I am a member of their professional photographer Brigade Team, along with the rest of the Photo Cascadia crew, but I don’t get paid to use their gear. I use their stuff because, better than any other camera bags I have tried, they [...]
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Sizing Images Made Easy (Easier?) On The PhotoCascadia Blog
Sizing images for screen and print output may be one of the most confusing and misunderstood concepts in digital photography, which is deceiving because it appears pretty basic on the surface. Even after more than a decade of moderately hardcore Photoshop use I still find new ways to confound myself in this area. This [...]
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Anatomy Of A Sunrise
Have you seen the time lapse twilight and night photography of Terje Sørgjerd? In his film, The Arctic Light, he shares a gorgeous high speed chronology of extended magical twilight hours he finds in the far reaches of Norway. In the spring sunsets and sunrises at this latitude can last for many hours.
Not counting people [...]
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