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Exploring Washington/Oregon for Photo Workshops

Oregon Coast September 2019

It probably seems like I’ve been slacking off a bit on my blog this year. Unfortunately I did have a retina detachment in my left eye, and that has affected my use of electronic devices. Fortunately although that put me behind on writing and paperwork, I’m still actively working on my site knowledge and on my craft.

In addition to my usual local workshops, I’ve been actively exploring more of Nevada, Utah, and most recently Oregon and Washington. I returned to some of the places I visited in 2018 and in 2015, and prior years.

Here are a few highlight images that I’ve run across so far and uploaded to Flickr.

I’ll return and annotate this collection soon (perhaps after I upgrade my monitor to a larger size). In the meantime, I’m off to scout more of Eastern Nevada, particularly for fall colors and night photography!

Jeff Sullivan

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

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