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Informationen zum Autor The seven photographers of the collective known as Photo Cascadia, Erin Babnik, Sean Bagshaw, David Cobb, Adrian Klein, Kevin McNeal, Chip Phillips, and Zack Schnepf, all live in the Pacific Northwest and have dedicated their careers to sharing its natural beauty while encouraging stewardship and conservation efforts. Active members of the photographic community, they regularly teach workshops and lead group photography tours throughout the region and beyond. Collectively they have mounted dozens of exhibitions and have received many industry and juried awards. Their images have been published in Digital Photo Magazine , Digital Photographer , National Geographic , Nature’s Best Photography , Northwest Magazine , OnLandscape , Outdoor Photographer , Outside , Popular Photography and Imaging , and elsewhere. Erin Babnik is a Canon Explorer of Light. Klappentext A year of the lush landscapes that make Hawai’i a paragon of beauty, including beaches, volcanoes, valleys, and beaches. ALOHA AWE: Experience tropical paradise with incredible full-color photos of misty canyons in Kaua’i, swirling waters washing over Po‘ipu shores, orange sherbet sunsets over ‘Anaeho‘omalu Beach, and more. WORLD-CLASS PHOTOGRAPHERS: From Photo Cascadia, a photography collective focused on exploring the natural beauty of the region, encouraging stewardship and conservation, and following the Nature First principles of responsible photography. GORGEOUS GIFT: Perfect for travelers, beachcombers, surfers, nature-lovers, or for anyone who wishes they could escape to Hawai’i year-round. NOW PLASTIC-FREE!: For 2025, Workman Calendars are completely plastic-free. All wall calendars are now printed with an extended paper flap closed with a fully recyclable seal – no more shrink wrap! Vorwort A year of Hawai'i's stunning natural beauty, captured by world-class photographers following the Nature First principles of responsible photography. Zusammenfassung A year of Hawai'i's stunning natural beauty, captured by world-class photographers following the Nature First principles of responsible photography....
