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Photographing Oregon
Gives professional tips on how to photograph over 150 key locations. This book is a must for the casual "snap shooter" as well as the serious amateur.
95 pages, Paperback
First published July 1, 1984
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November 12, 2013
I used this book a lot this year for summer trips to the Oregon Coast, as it listed many photo op locales that I usually pass by.
The book also mentions some events, like the Oktoberfest in Mt. Angel. I also valued the ghost town survey--Shaniko and Hardman are place I want to get to soon. A little treasure of pinnacles and spires I had not heard of is Succor Creek Canyon.
Many great photo ops all over Oregon, though the guide is getting pretty dated now, last updated in 1984.
The book also mentions some events, like the Oktoberfest in Mt. Angel. I also valued the ghost town survey--Shaniko and Hardman are place I want to get to soon. A little treasure of pinnacles and spires I had not heard of is Succor Creek Canyon.
Many great photo ops all over Oregon, though the guide is getting pretty dated now, last updated in 1984.
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