The reward after a very long hike.
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This blog is all about the photography, from the trips, to recent photos, to business doings. Backcountry Photography specializes in fine art photos (please visit the Backcountry website – link below). Though my passion is the fine art photography (mainly because I do most of it while out hiking), I also do stock, product, and promotional photography. My fine art photos are not enhanced. They are all natural: no staging, manipulating or digital alterations (aside from the occasional crop, typically used to remove a body part from one of my sister’s photo bombing forays) Thanks for stopping by. Hope you enjoy. Visit my other sites through the links below. Follow me on Instagram: @ backcountry_photos.
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most of the photos you see on this blog are available either as a free desktop, a for a fee stock photo, or for a fee fine art print. The same goes with the cultofthegreyhound blog. Just let me know if you see a photo you would like. Thanks. All photos are copyright Backcountry Photography, all rights reserved. If you would like to use one of my photos, for any reason, (even the fine art prints), please email me, backcountry_photos at yahoo.com, we should be able to work something out.
Hi Suzanne, Beautiful reward indeed!
ReplyDeleteI know I already sent an email to you but may I share again with you what's been keeping me from reading and commenting on blogs lately?
"This Restless Life: a study of Central Coast California parks through photography, interpretive collage and stories" is a book project of which I'm in the midst. If you have the time and the inclination, would you take a look at my short video at http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1778487749/this-restless-life?ref=email to learn more about the project? If you like the project, would you share it with your network of friends and family? Thank you sincerely. (I have a link to the video at the top of my blog page too.)