We dedicate this page of western landscape photos to the indigenous peoples of these beautiful western areas, those who are still living, as well as those that have come and gone before us. We hope you enjoy viewing the photos above, as much as we enjoyed taking them. We salute the Native American artisans who create such beautiful works of art, using only natural materials, that are provided by Mother Earth. In addition to our passion for photography in these regions, we are also avid collectors of Native American Pueblo pottery, Native American artwork, sculpture, and jewelry. My father, and my grandfather, both grew up on Indian reservations in the Western U.S. I am 1/4 Native American (Modoc Tribe - Southern Oregon). A large part of my interest in the Western US comes from my heritage. We plan to change images here from time to time to showcase more of them. The photos above are from a wide variety of places, and only represent a small part of our collection.
A large part of our continuing travels each year is spent enjoying the majestic scenic vistas, the beautiful National Parks, and the peaceful serenity of the wide open spaces, not to mention the excellent photo opportunities found in the western states. Through our travels over the years, we have been able to spend time in every state west of the Mississippi. The classroom meetings are in depth and informative and the outings help tie everything. Braddley is an experienced and patient photographer and teacher and his passion for photography is contagious. Santa Fe is the oldest capitol city in the US.founded by the Spanish over 400 years ago, The city celebrates its 404th anniversary this year (2014). I highly recommend ShutterBug Training for anyone who has an interest in learning the complexities of their camera and taking better photos. Santa Fe is known as "The City Different" and the Spanish and Native American influences there are very apparent. Our favorite city in the west is Santa Fe, New Mexico, and we always spend a few weeks there every year. We have lived in Nevada, Utah, Arizona, and California. Or as we've seen in magazines like Time and National Geographic, you can shoot photographs that convey messages powerful enough to open a mind or convey just about anything you want to communicate."The Great American West" is our favorite place in the U.S.we have lived in, traveled extensively through, and thoroughly enjoyed our time in the west. A picture really is worth a thousand words! You can capture an expression that says it all. Communicating through your photographs. By capturing your special memories in pictures, you can have a way to document and pass on these memories to future generations. Taking photos that you and your loved ones will enjoy displaying on your wall. Never missing a picture of a special moment because you were searching for the right button or dial. The ability to record special events like a child’s birthday, graduation or the family’s vacations with clear, focused well composed photographs. So, let’s start with the benefits of why you should learn photography.
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