Photo Workshop

Wildlife Portraits: Going Low for a Dramatic Touch

Submitted by David Cardinal on Mon, 07/18/2011 - 01:12


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Alaskan Coastal Brown Bear Cub, Silver Salmon Creek, Lake Clark Park, Alaska
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Southeast Asia–Cambodia Trip Report and December Photo Tour Announcement

Submitted by David Cardinal on Wed, 01/12/2011 - 23:38
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Image by David Cardinal via Flickr

We’ve never had a disappointing photo trip to Cambodia or Myanmar (Burma) and once again both destinations delivered for us on our recent photo tour. Whether it was sunrise from a balloon over the plain of temples in Bagan or sunset on the Irrawaddy River while we visited with fishermen and their families at their seasonal camp on the river bank the trip was chock full of great experiences and unique photo opportunities. And even though tourism is rebounding throughout the region there were still plenty of chances to get early morning vistas of ancient Khmer temples all to ourselves…

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My Day with Moose & Joe

Submitted by David Cardinal on Wed, 01/13/2010 - 19:04


One of the downsides of being a nature photographer is limited opportunities to socialize. There's no water cooler at the office. So it's always fun when I get a chance to shoot with some of my friends. I was fortunate today to spend the day with Moose Peterson and Joe McNally while they co-lead their landscape workshop in San Francisco with Laurie Excell and Kevin Dobler. Their DLWS series has become immensely popular. I was fortunate to co-teach the very first one with Moose in Moab many years ago but now there is quite a large team at each one and the events are longer and better than ever...

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