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Chip Phillips

About Chip Phillips

Spokane, Washington based photographer Chip Phillips began his relationship with photography in 2006 when his father gave him his old Pentax Spotmatic film SLR camera. Chip was immediately hooked, and soon made the transition to digital. Given his lifelong love of the outdoors, he naturally made the progression to focusing on landscape photography. A professionally trained classical musician, Chip performs as Principal Clarinet with the Spokane Symphony Orchestra, and is Professor of Clarinet at Gonzaga University. Chip’s images have been published in various books and magazines, including Outdoor Photographer, National Geographic, Popular Photography and Imaging, Digital Photography, Digital Photo, and Digital Camera Magazine. In 2009, Chip won first and second place in the landscapes category of Digital Camera magazine's Photographer of the Year contest. Chip is proud to be a founding member of PhotoCascadia, a group consisting of some of the top landscape photographers in the Pacific Northwest.

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Cover for Landscape Photography blog article about white balance by Chip Phillips

White Balance in Landscape Photography Simplified

October 13, 2019 /in Post Processing /by Chip Phillips

Professional photographer Chip Phillips gives you an few idea of how to choose an ideal white balance in landscape photography.

My Three Favorite Lenses

June 15, 2016 /12 Comments/in Equipment & Fieldwork /by Chip Phillips

Chip Phillips tells us about his favorite Landscape Photography Lenses and why he uses them.

Essential Non-Photography Gear of Nature Photographers

March 21, 2016 /in Equipment & Fieldwork /by Chip Phillips

Chip Phillips list of essential non-photography gear that every nature photographer should carry.

My Favorite Camera Settings and Why I Use Them

January 27, 2016 /16 Comments/in Equipment & Fieldwork /by Chip Phillips

Professional photographer Chip Phillips shares with us some of his favorite camera settings…and why he uses them.

Chip Phillips: 5 Tips for Photographing in Winter

November 2, 2015 /7 Comments/in Equipment & Fieldwork /by Chip Phillips

Chip Phillips give some great advise to go out and photography winter landscape no matter how cold it is out there.

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Like all other educational material that you’ve produced, the Essential Filter Course is simply wonderful! You both have the gift for imparting knowledge in a simple and straightforward manner.
Paul PetersBritish Columbia, Canada
I appreciate your combined abilities to teach me at my level on the photography learning curve.
H.C.”Tex” SchneiderSanta Ana, California
I advanced by leaps and bounds in both my photography skills and Photoshop skills. Varina and Jay are great teachers!
Ken Kurzweil
Please don’t change except to continue to bring the best possible learning experiences to anybody that wants to be the best possible photographer and learn to understand and practice photography to the best of their ability.
John StanleyRoanoke, Indiana
I have tried many hyperfocal distance tutorials, but none explained so well as you did in The Ultimate Landscape Photography Course. Thanks again for your help!
MonishEwing, New Jersey
The Hyperfocal Distance Course is excellent and enlightening. It will definitely come in useful when I go to the Yading Nature Reserve in China next week on a photography trip.
Claire TanSingapore
Just finished your Hyperfocal Distance Tutorial and I must commend you on giving a crystal-clear explanation of this tricky subject, and for suggesting a workflow that makes good sense. Many thanks!
Kas StoneNova Scotia, Canada
Thank you for your Hyperfocal Distance Course. That answered and made it so easy to understand what HD is and how and when to use. Perfect.
Bill DomanskyIowa, USA
Their easy approach, pace, and personalities make the learning process much easier and enjoyable.
Isabel “Bel” MartinsCleveland, Ohio
I wanted to say thank you, I’ve been watching some of the videos tutorials you made teaching about different camera lenses and they are absolutely great. I especially like the case studies that let you actually see how things work in practice while you explain them.
Sara GhedinaSan Francisco, California

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