Patricia Davidson Photography

Patricia Davidson: Oregon Fine Art Landscape & Nature Photographer

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Patricia Davidson – Oregon Fine Art Landscape Photographer

Oregon Landscape Photographer

Patricia Davidson is a professional landscape and nature photographer based in Oregon. She spent over twenty years on the southern Oregon Coast developing her landscape photography skills on the beaches and in the forests of the Pacific Northwest. In 2015, she set off in an RV on an epic four year journey to photograph the American West. Her work has been featured in Adobe, Landscape Photography, Country Woman, To & From, Outdoor Photography, Loaded Landscapes, Fuji X Passion, the AAA Oregon/Idaho Atlas, Oregon’s 1859, 123RF Create, Inspire TV, My Modern Met, and Washington Post. She has written for Visual Wilderness, Scott Kelby’s blog, and Fuji Love Magazine. With a background in the visual arts and web development, Patricia devotes herself to creating images that express her artistic vision and passion for photography, and to sharing her love of nature and the outdoors with the world.

Patricia Davidson currently resides in a small town just outside of Portland, Oregon with her husband, Mike. When she is not traveling for photography, she enjoys spending time with her family who live throughout Oregon, Nevada, and New York City.

Artist Statement

Photography for me has always been about capturing the experiences of my travels in the natural world. Growing up, I would camp and spend lots of time outdoors with my family. It’s in my blood. So picking up a camera to capture my adventures and particular vision of the colors, textures, and flowing water of the great American landscape is second nature to me. In the early years, I used a trusty point and shoot camera. But then, in 2007, I won an Oregon State Parks & Recreation photo contest and my husband surprised me with my first DSLR. From that moment on, I was hooked! I feel so blessed to live in the Pacific Northwest where I am surrounded by such gorgeous scenery. I hope my work inspires others to get outside and enjoy our wonderful treasured, public lands. Because I care so deeply about protecting the special places I recreate in, I practice Leave No Trace and Nature First principles.

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SERVICES INCLUDE:

  • Fine art photography prints for home, offices, and health care facilities. How To Order
  • Outdoor, general, tourism, and stock-and-rights managed image licensing.
  • Editorial, still photography, and commercial assignments. (NO wedding or family portraits.)
  • Presenting A Talk During Your Event – I’m able to speak at your photography conference, camera club, art club, or any other organization. Book Me For Your Event!
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INTERVIEWS & FEATURES

  • Landscape Photography Magazine (December 2018) – Featured along with 5 other FujiFilm X photographers for a piece call, “Inspirations: Six Pros Share How They Got Started”.
  • Fuji X Passion (Summer 2018) – Interviewed for a special landscape photography edition of their magazine, “Landscape Photographers X-Masters”.
  • CaptureLandscapes (June 2018) – Featured on list, “40 Landscape Photographers to Follow on Instagram”.
  • Landscape Photography Magazine – (6/2018) 2nd Focus on Fujifilm Interview.
  • Fujifilm X/GFX USA Website – (2018) Feature: “Photographer Patricia Davidson on Making the Switch to FUJIFILM”
  • Loaded Landscapes – (January 2018) Interviewed by Marc at Loaded Landscapes.
  • PhotoProfit Podcast – (9/2016) Interviewed by Brent Mail. The podcast is about making money in photography.
  • Three Colors Podcast – (8/2016) Interviewed by Johny J. Spencer for his landscape & nature photography podcast.Photography Roundtable Podcast – (4/11/2016) Interviewed by David Johnston.
  • My Modern Met – (3/25/2016) Website interview by Anna Gragert.

PUBLICATIONS

  • Landscape Photography Magazine – (Sept/Oct 2022) One of my images (Lone Tree & Fog) was featured in the Wall of Fame section of their magazine.
  • LuckBox Magazine – (July 2022) An interview published in this months print & digital edition called, Shutter Savvy for their Outdoor edition of their magazine.
  • LuckBox Magazine – (June 2022) One of my tulip field photos was featured on the Last Picture page of this months print & digital edition.
  • Landscape Photography Magazine (January 2022) One of my recent Japanese Maple tree photos was published in their magazine because I was a finalist in their Autumn Visions assignment.
  • Landscape Photography Magazine (December 2018) I was featured along with other FujiFilm photographers in the magazine and online titled, Inspirations: Six Pros Share How They Got Started.
  • FujiLove (Summer 2018) – I wrote an article on abstract landscape photography for FujiLove’s special summer print edition on landscapes.
  • Fuji X Passion (June 2018) – “Best of” Fuji X Passion Virtual Photography Magazine” – a Special Edition for the Summer 2018. My article, My Switch to Fujifilm X-series Cameras
  • Landscape Photography Magazine 7/2014 – Group Best for July 2014 – Features best member submitted photos to LPM Flickr group.
  • Oregon’s 1859 Magazine – (July/August 2014) My photo was licensed for an ad celebrating 50 years of the Wilderness Act in Oregon’s 1859 Magazine.
  • Outdoor Photographer Magazine –  Winner of “Close to Home” assignment featured in the March 2014 publication.
  • Plus One Collection Photo Book: Our World (2014) – My “Portland & Mt. Hood” image was chosen for the collection.
  • West Coast Love publication of To & From Magazine (January 2014) –  I was interviewed by Diana Nguyen for a piece called, My Oregon.  The magazine is a lifestyle travel publication.

Country Woman Magazine (Oct/Nov 2012) – I was hired to take photos for a writer for a magazine article at a cranberry farm. The magazine was owned by Reader’s Digest.

Pro Masters Interview

I was interviewed by Ian Plant for his Pro Masters YouTube channel. Ian is one of my favorite landscape photographers so I was honored to be asked!