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Want To Have Your Southern California Photograph Published?

Here are a few more photo candidates for my upcoming guide book to Southern California landscape photography locations.  I use the term phrase "Southern California loosely.  The book will cover from Yosemite to Santa Cruz in the north to San Diego in the south.  I'll have the opportunity to include a limited number (say 10-20) of photographs from other photographers in this book, part of the award-winning series published by Laurent Martres, described at www.PhotoTripUSA.com.  

I'll announce more details on that opportunity in the next week or two; let me know if you have some Southern California photos you might like to have considered, and I'll try to notify you when I make that announcement.

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Jeff Sullivan

Jeff Sullivan leads landscape photography workshops in national parks and public lands throughout California and the American West.

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