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Stock Images of Northern California, Alaska and More
Copyright: All images contained herein are protected by copyright. They may not be used, copied, transmitted or reproduced in whole or in part in any form nor may they or any part of the images be stored in a retrieval system of any nature without written permission from Betty Sederquist. To obtain reproduction rights to these images please contact our office via e-mail: betty@sederquist.com or telephone/fax us at (530) 626-0985.
© Betty Sederquist
Betty Sederquist has been publishing her photographs for more than 30 years. She first learned her craft by working for commercial photographers in Alaska and later by observing National Geographic staff photographers who visited the state. Later she served as associate editor/photo editor for ALASKA magazine and was managing editor/unofficial staff photographer for Sacramento magazine. After eight years of living in Alaska followed by numerous return visits, she maintains an extensive Alaska stock collection, including large files on Prince William Sound and Southeast Alaska. She also has extensive files on Northern California plus slides from Arizona, interior British Columbia, the Yukon Territory, the Amazon jungle and the Galapagos Islands. Natural history specialties include marine mammals and Sierra Nevada wildflowers. Photo manipulation using Adobe PhotoShop has been a passion for years (she currently teaches Photoshop at a local community college).All of the approximately 1400 photos displayed on this website are low-resolution (72 ppi). However, original images are of high quality, unless otherwise noted.About half of Betty's 60,000 images are 35mm color transparencies, plus thousands of black and white 35mm and 6x7 negatives, and hundreds of 6x7 Fujichrome transparencies. These days she shoots with a Fuji S3 digital SLR and Nikon D300 digital SLR plus numerous lenses. Credits include National Geographic books, Sunset magazine, Backpacker, Bicycling, Destinations, Highlights for Children, Mercator, Ranger Rick, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Steppin Out, McGraw Hill, Serrano and many more.Recently she's added hundreds of images of people in California Gold Rush costume (circa 1849) and additional photos of the Coloma-Lotus Valley, in the heart of the California Gold country. She also has over 500 aerial photos of the northern California coastline from Point Sur to Mendocino, including lighthouses.Take a look at this material from Glacier Bay, Alaska. Betty led a photography trip to the region in 1999 and looks forward to her eleventh tour to Southeast Alaska 2008. Traveling by small boat, she has taken more than 20,000 images of glaciers, humpback whales, cruise ships, totem poles and much more. And then there's London and Paris in April, 2000, with hundreds of images, and a return trip in 2008, with almost 2,000 images.For years she has been a volunteer photographer for the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary, an animal rescue center. Now she is selling prints and greeting cards of some of the zoo critters.
A few new portfolios... Harvest Images, showing closeups of fruits and vegetables grown in El Dorado CountyHope Valley in fall. Aspens show their golden autumn foliage in this high-altitude mountain valley in the Sierra Nevadas near Lake TahoeMono Lake. More than a dozen visits here in recent years have yielded photos showing this amazing salt lake in many lighting conditions.Bodie. This California ghost town is in a state of "arrested decay" and is remarkably well -preserved, considering the adverse climate here. Its interiors reveal some amazing artifacts.Wineries. Here are some images of Northern California vineyards. Numerous winery interiors/exteriors are also available (not pictured).Portraits. A favorite subject. Many are from Gold Rush reenactments in Coloma, California.Landscapes .From here, there and everywhere in every kind of light.Whales. Humpback whales in Southeast Alaska put on quite a show.Birds. A variety of feathered friends from various corners of the Americas.Mammals. Bears, lions and sea lions, oh my! Upcountry Maui. Haleakala and upcountry farming.All images copyright Betty Sederquist. Violators will be prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law.
Moonset over the snow-capped Sierra Nevada Mountains east of Yosemite, as seen from Mono Lake at sunrise.
Here's her links page that started as a humble set of outside links for students to learn about outdoor photography. It's grown...and grown. We now give to you more than a hundred links on some of the best photography sites anywhere. The page has been featured in various online and offline newsletters and now gets hundreds of hits. Enjoy!
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Stock Images of Northern California, Alaska and More
Copyright: All images contained herein are protected by copyright. They may not be used, copied, transmitted or reproduced in whole or in part in any form nor may they or any part of the images be stored in a retrieval system of any nature without written permission from Betty Sederquist. To obtain reproduction rights to these images please contact our office via e-mail: betty@sederquist.com or telephone/fax us at (530) 626-0985.
© Betty Sederquist
Betty Sederquist has been publishing her photographs for more than 30 years. She first learned her craft by working for commercial photographers in Alaska and later by observing National Geographic staff photographers who visited the state. Later she served as associate editor/photo editor for ALASKA magazine and was managing editor/unofficial staff photographer for Sacramento magazine. After eight years of living in Alaska followed by numerous return visits, she maintains an extensive Alaska stock collection, including large files on Prince William Sound and Southeast Alaska. She also has extensive files on Northern California plus slides from Arizona, interior British Columbia, the Yukon Territory, the Amazon jungle and the Galapagos Islands. Natural history specialties include marine mammals and Sierra Nevada wildflowers. Photo manipulation using Adobe PhotoShop has been a passion for years (she currently teaches Photoshop at a local community college).All of the approximately 1400 photos displayed on this website are low-resolution (72 ppi). However, original images are of high quality, unless otherwise noted.About half of Betty's 60,000 images are 35mm color transparencies, plus thousands of black and white 35mm and 6x7 negatives, and hundreds of 6x7 Fujichrome transparencies. These days she shoots with a Fuji S3 digital SLR and Nikon D300 digital SLR plus numerous lenses. Credits include National Geographic books, Sunset magazine, Backpacker, Bicycling, Destinations, Highlights for Children, Mercator, Ranger Rick, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, Steppin Out, McGraw Hill, Serrano and many more.Recently she's added hundreds of images of people in California Gold Rush costume (circa 1849) and additional photos of the Coloma-Lotus Valley, in the heart of the California Gold country. She also has over 500 aerial photos of the northern California coastline from Point Sur to Mendocino, including lighthouses.Take a look at this material from Glacier Bay, Alaska. Betty led a photography trip to the region in 1999 and looks forward to her eleventh tour to Southeast Alaska 2008. Traveling by small boat, she has taken more than 20,000 images of glaciers, humpback whales, cruise ships, totem poles and much more. And then there's London and Paris in April, 2000, with hundreds of images, and a return trip in 2008, with almost 2,000 images.For years she has been a volunteer photographer for the Folsom City Zoo Sanctuary, an animal rescue center. Now she is selling prints and greeting cards of some of the zoo critters.