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]]> http://global-exposures.com/2009/08/oregon-waterfall/feed/ 0 http://global-exposures.com/2012/04/oregonian-enchantments-article/ http://global-exposures.com/2012/04/oregonian-enchantments-article/#comments Sat, 21 Apr 2012 19:51:07 +0000 Hudson http://global-exposures.com/?p=3173 Here is a story I recently penned for the Oregonian on backpacking the Enchantments of Washington state. They ran a number of images in the print version, but I’m adding a few more of this fantastic area below the link.

Perched high above the small, Bavarian-themed village of Leavenworth and surrounded by jagged peaks lies a backpacker’s dream: a glacier-carved granite valley filled with pristine blue lakes, sparse colorful larches and abundant wildlife.

To reach this magical valley, you need drive no farther than five hours from Portland, to the Enchantments in Washington.

Early in the 20th century, the first European American visitor, U.S. Geological Survey topographer A.H. Sylvester, named the area Enchantment Lakes. Sylvester wrote of his discovery… (Hit the link below to read the complete article)

Oregonian Article Link

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While it has been a while since my last post, this one is really a joy to put up.  After returning from Africa this spring, I entered a few prints in Islands Magazine’s 2010 photo competition.  Not long ago, word arrived that I won the grand prize based not just upon one photo, but on a group of seven of my images.

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As if that wasn’t enough, my friend Libby won second place for her portrait of a Zanzibari babu (grandfather).

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While they cut a few of the winning images from publication for space, the June issue of Islands features nearly five full pages of my photography, as well as a brief guide to Zanzibar that I wrote for the magazine.  It is available on newsstands now.  Adobe pdf files of each page are also available at the following link…

Islands Magazine 2010 Photo Competition Webpage

Please enjoy the brief slideshow below of the winning selections.  Look for more blog and website updates in the near future.  There are many exciting images and stories to tell in the pipeline.   -Hudson

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