Welcome,

 

I have opened a bunch of new dates for my star photography workshops this summer. You can find them all at the link provided below:

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I have a full "About Me" Section on my website which you can link to below:

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Useful Links:

 

All my free and paid tutorials, including my Free Star Photography & HDR Video Tutorials can be found at www.DaveMorrowPhotography.com/learnphotography

 

My free Star Photography Tutorial: Shooting the Night Sky Star Photography Tutorial

 

These Lightroom 4 presets will help you take your star photography post processing to the next level.

Under the Stars Lightroom 4 Presets

 

Interested in learning how to process some HDR photography? Check out my Post Processing: Before & After page.

 

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These photos are NOT free to use for commercial purposes. Please contact me if you wish to use them for this reason. Or feel free to buy the commercial license from my site.

 

Currently I am putting together a set of 50 great photography destinations in the Pacific Northwest. I have also included some of my travel favorites. All locations are geo-tagged, so you can check them out yourself----->

PACNW Top 50 Photo Destinations
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My Favorites

My Favorites

 

Tools of the Trade

 

I cover all of this gear with in depth reviews and links on my "What's in Your Camera Bag?" Section of my website: www.davemorrowphotography.com/p/whats-in-dave-morrows-cam...

 

Cameras:

Nikon D800

iPhone, I actually constantly shoot with this while I am out exploring. Lots of fun apps:)

 

Lenses:

 

Nikkor 14-24mm f/2.8G

Nikkor 28-300mm f/3.5-5.6

Nikkor 50mm f/1.4G

Nikkor 16mm f/2.8 Fisheye

LensBaby Composer

 

Tripod:

If you want the best tripod on the planet, tried and true, here it is. I am blown away by this thing every time I shoot.

 

Really Right Stuff TVC-34L Versa Series 3 Tripod

BH-55 LR Ballhead and Quick Release Clamp

Nikon D800 L-Bracket

 

Tech Stuff & Software

27" iMac with i7 processor & 16 GB Ram

Topaz Labs

Nik Software

Photoshop CS6

Lightroom 4.0

Photomatix 4.0

OnOne Software 6.1

 

Other Great Resources

Stuck On Earth for iPad, this is a must!

P.T.E The app for iPhone is awesome too, 8.99$ but well worth it!

Google Earth

Google Maps

 

Thanks for supporting my photography and please feel free to contact me with any questions or comments, come back soon!

 

I will leave you with a few of my favs...

 

When Worlds Collide

 

Battleship GreyHere is a new addition to the ever increasing PACNW Top 50 Set. I have been traveling my ass off this summer to try and complete this thing. Not spending the weekend in the back of my X-Terra is a failure at this point, time is short, and there are a lot more places to shoot.

 

*Old Friend*My back log of photos at this point in time is over 8000, which is never a bad thing. With the winter coming there will be plenty of time to process them. Here is one from Palouse Falls that was taken at the beginning of the summer. The light was not quit as epic as I had hoped for, but it still made for a beautiful sunset.For all of you that still want that star photography tutorial, don't worry. It's in the works.....

 

Everything Under the Sun

 

Come Join Us

 

After Midnight at the HallgrimskirkjaThe Hallgrimskirkja in Iceland is an amazing place to shoot at any time. I prefer it just after the sun dips below the horizon around 2 or 3 am. The sky lights up blue, or some other wild color, and the nightly Icelandic cloud cover makes for perfect photography

 

Day BreakThe Palouse is awesome, the light that this place displays on any given morning is really intense, and you are almost guaranteed to get some good shots. Prepare for a swarm of people to be at the top as well. I always sleep on an air mattress in the back of my car at the very bottom right next to the gate. This allows me to wake up and make it to the top before anyone else.This particular morning was amazing, light in all directions, I was running around like a mad man for an hour getting a bunch of fun shots.

 

Cruise Control

 

Morning Star

 

Seattle Super Moon

 

Curtain Call

 

The Hive

 

The Vista

 

The Midnight SunI took this my last night in Iceland. As usual I was driving around the Fjords looking for fun spots to shoot. There are so many waterfalls that they almost become the norm over time, but with the sun dipping below the horizon this one looked amazing.

 

The Wind & The DoorLatrabjarg Iceland is home to thousands of Puffins as well as this awesome light house. Deep in the West Fjords it does taking some driving time off the beaten path, but all the better to stay away from the hordes of tourist that flock to the country in Mid June. We arrived around 5 am, and hung out around the puffins taking pictures for an hour or so, then I wandered off and took this shot of the light house.

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  • JoinedJuly 2010
  • OccupationPhotographer/Aerospace Engineer
  • HometownMercersburg, PA
  • Current citySeattle
  • CountryUnited States

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