//by Amy Sorokas Do you have a fantastic photograph that showcases conservation and the environment? The call for entries for the 2010 International Conservation Photography Awards (ICP Awards) is now open through February 28, 2010. The ICP Awards is a premier world-wide photography event...

by Amy Sorokas /   Seattle is alive with many great photography related events over the next few weeks!  Hopefully many people who visit our blog can take advantage of these.  Our friends at Blue Earth Alliance and Glazer’s Camera have come up with a great idea – the Blue Earth Bash! And...

by Jeff Greene /   Two weeks ago I wrote in an earlier post how we were quite fortunate to host photographer Natalie Dybisz ( aka Miss Aniela ) early last month for a series of photo events in Seattle and California .    During that time, she was invited by Microsoft Icons of Imaging Art...

  by Jeff Greene /   As I mentioned in earlier posts, we were quite fortunate to host photographer Natalie Dybisz ( aka Miss Aniela ) early last month for a series of photo events in Seattle and California .  During that time, she was invited by Microsoft Icon of Imaging Art Wolfe for...

TRAVELS TO THE EDGE FIELD SEMINARS & CREATIVE SESSIONS By Jeff Greene /   Microsoft Icon of Imaging Art Wolfe is now offering a series of photographic field seminars and workshops that offer many of the same tips and techniques shown on his popular television series " Travels To The Edge...

by Jeff Greene / Our friends over at Microsoft Channel 10 have done it again and produced a terrific new episode of ShutterSpeed. Frankly, Episode 2 is still my personal favorite, but this months’ feature on Microsoft Icon of Imaging, and world-class nature & landscape photographer, Art Wolfe...

by Neil Latham & Jeff Greene / If you are in the Pacific Northwest, this week-end, here is a great opportunity to see Microsoft Icon of Imaging Art Wolfe discuss his work and see the latest innovations in photography workflow software. Join us on July 19 at 10:30am for a demonstration day...