Patricia Davidson Photography
Patricia Davidson: Oregon Fine Art Landscape & Nature Photographer
During the entire month of August, while camp hosting at Smith Rock State Park, park staff were preparing for the influx of visitors that would descend upon the park during the solar eclipse on Monday, August 21st.
For the last two years since my husband and I have been traveling in our RV full-time, we have spent the summers volunteering at Oregon State Parks to be close to our family.
I'm happy to announce the release of my first print book, Colors of Bandon! You can purchase one right here on my website.
We recently traveled to Nevada to visit with my family in Las Vegas. When we pay a visit, we usually stay in Boulder City at Boulder Beach Campground. It's much cheaper to stay out there than in Las Vegas.
Each year I like to look back and view my growth & accomplishments as a photographer. It's a chance for me to see if I fulfilled my photography goals I set and to gauge where I need to focus and plan for the new year.
Each year photographer, Jim Goldstein graciously features a list of photographer blogs who share their best photos of the year. I have been participating since 2013 but have been a follower of Jim's blog since 2009.
I've been using Canon cameras since my husband bought me my first DSLR a number of years ago. Over the course of the years I've upgraded my Canon cameras to newer models, my latest being the Canon 6D full frame.
Today marks the 100th anniversary of the National Park Service. Over the years I only had a chance to visit a few National Parks. They have certainly been on my bucket list for a long time.
I was recently interviewed on Johny J. Spencer's nature and landscape photography podcast called Three Colors.
I recently traveled with my husband to Page, Arizona in the northern part of the state. My main goal was to see and photograph the Lower or Upper Antelope Canyons...
I recently had my second interview on the Photography Roundtable Podcast! David Johnston is a photographer that started this popular podcast.
Last month my husband and I traveled to White Sands National Monument in New Mexico. We stayed 8 days camping for free on BLM land nearby.
