Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape Photography Locations => Topic started by: araz on May 31, 2014, 08:08:12 pm
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I've been working for some time now, on an eBook called How To Photograph Olympic National Park.
I'm happy to announce that the eBook is finally ready and available for download. You can get it for free (for now) on my website
ArazJakalian.com (http://ArazJakalian.com) by siging up.
The eBook is aimed at landscape photographers who are visiting the western portion of the park for the first time. I truly hope that the information contained will serve you well and the photos will motivate you to visit this great park.
Take care,
Araz
ps. the link to the pdf download will be located in the Subscription Confirmation email (the 2nd email).
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Thank you. A beautiful, informative, and timely gift: we're going to ONP (west side) on Sunday! It's our second visit to ONP--a daughter is about the graduate from Evergreen--but our first to stay on the west side. It is a glorious and under-appreciated park. Never knew there were so many shades of green!
Thanks again, and best wishes,
Ed
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ONP is on my list to visit. Your e-book has pushed it up the list. Thank you for a great introduction.
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@Ed: going Sunday!? timely indeed. That means you are the first person I know who will make use of the information in the eBook. Let me know, when you get back, how the eBook helped you. Have a great trip!
@Kathy: ONP is a must for landscape photographers. There's just so much landscape diversity (as you can see from the photos in the eBook) and not crowded like other parks. It's an amazing place!
Araz
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ONP is on my list to visit. Your e-book has pushed it up the list. Thank you for a great introduction.
Me too! :)
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Thank you for posting that ebook.
I have visited ONP once several years ago and I have seldom found so much variety in such a relatively small space. Your ebook will help me relive that visit and increase my longing to get back again.
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Hi elf,
Sorry about the broken link :-[
I completely redid my website today and unfortunately the link to the eBook was broken temporarily.
If you subscribed today, then I sent you an email with a direct link to the eBook. If you subscribed earlier then send me a PM (or email) and I will remedy the situation.
Take care,
Araz
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@sierraman: I'm very happy to hear that the eBook had that kind of effect :)
@Eric: You are welcome. Hope you make some time, eventually, to get back there.
Araz
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Thanks, the link worked.
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Thank! I would love to get back there. When I went there was an unusual drought and the rain forests were not at their best.
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Thank! I would love to get back there. When I went there was an unusual drought and the rain forests were not at their best.
With 9 feet of precipitation a year in the region, it's hard to imagine a drought in that area... really unusual!
Araz
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Here a great blog about everything ONP that I recently discovered: exotichikes.com/blog/ (http://exotichikes.com/blog/)
Araz
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Thank you! I've been meaning to do this part of the PNW trail.