Patricia Davidson Photography
Patricia Davidson: Oregon Fine Art Landscape & Nature Photographer
This week I went out to the Molalla River Corridor to photograph a local waterfall. I was really curious how the water looked on Hardy Creek. And I wanted to see if there were signs of spring. There was definitely a huge amount of bright green moss and lush ferns. The trees still need to …
Recently I just returned from a ten day trip to the southwest. I spoke at the Outsiders Photography Conference so I planned some time around the three day event to explore and take pictures in Utah, Arizona, and Nevada. I also had a chance to visit my mom in Las Vegas since I flew in …
For years my husband and I have had some kind of RV. Our first one was a Thor [email protected] teardrop trailer. We had that for about 6 years. Then we decided to travel and live on the road full-time so we sold the [email protected] and purchased a used 32′ motorhome because it would be more …
Twenty twenty two was a whirlwind of a year! There were many day trips and camping trips throughout the Pacific Northwest and even down to the California Redwoods. Even though I didn’t come back with keepers at some places I visited, I still enjoyed the experience of just getting the chance to stay in beautiful …
This past July I traveled to Crater Lake National Park, here in Oregon. Can you believe it’s my first time visiting since becoming a photographer? My visit was long overdue! Since Oregon and the rest of the Pacific Northwest had such a wet spring, there was still a bit of snow hanging around. Oh, and …
This spring my photography will be on exhibit in a couple of local businesses.
Twenty twenty one was a lot like the previous year due to COVID 19, except many of us were able to travel more. Though I didn’t travel internationally and didn’t go too far from the Pacific Northwest, I did have a fun year of short trips. The only states I traveled to other than my …
In this blog post I talk about my favorite photos of 2020. I share with you my favorite images of the year. There were many challenges.
Recently I took a photography trip to the Oregon Coast. The southern Oregon Coast is my old stomping grounds. I haven't been there since the fall. I needed some beach time after a couple of weeks being cooped up with a typical seasonal virus.
As I have done for the past seven years, I share my favorite photos of the year in a blog post. This is a separate post from my annual year in review post.
Every year I highlight some of my accomplishments related to my photography journey. I also layout goals and events for the new upcoming year.
Back in 2015 I wrote a blog post about 5 photography podcasts that I was currently listening to at the time. I thought I would update the post to what it is now in 2019. A lot has changed since then as some podcasts have come and gone. I enjoy listening to photography podcasts while I'm exercising or while I'm doing post-processing of images.
