Cameron Davidson is an American photographer from Alexandria, Virginia who has photographed on assignment for such publications as Nature Conservancy,Vanity Fair, National Geographic, Smithsonian, WIRED, Preservation, Departures, Smithsonian Air & Space, ESPN The Magazine, Forbes, Virginia Living, Money, Field and Stream, Washington Post and Outside."[1]
Cameron is also known for his corporate and advertising work for these companies: Discovery Communications, Danfoss, Dominion, Ducks Unlimited, Freddie Mac, General Motors, Jeep-Chrysler, KHA, Rocky Mountaineer, SBA, SEIU, Veterans Administration, Visit Alexandria, Virginia Tourism
Biography
editCameron's career in photography started with a National Geographic contract assignment in the Spring of 1980. He was awarded Environmental Issues award from Nature's Best magazine for his aerial photography of Mountain Top Removal in West Virginia.[1] In 1973 his first photo was published by the Grass Lake News a newspaper in Grass Lake, Michigan. In October 2012 the United States Postal Service have issued a series of stamps focused on aerial and satellite landscapes Earthscapes, with one of the images an aerial of Blackwater Refuge on Maryland's Eastern Shore.[2]
Publications
edit- Chesapeake: The Aerial Photography of Cameron Davidson text by David Fahrenthold
- Over Florida,Text by Mark Derr, Foreword by Marjorie Stoneman Douglas
- Washington D.C.: Our Nation's Capital,Text by Edwards Park
- A Moment of Silence: Arlington National Cemetery text by Owens Andrews
References
edit- ^ a b "Aerial Photography of Cameron Davidson". Amusing Planet. Archived from the original on December 13, 2017. Retrieved October 6, 2013.
- ^ "Cameron Davidson". Archived from the original on 2013-11-01. Retrieved October 6, 2013.
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