Explore The Cedar & Shore Journal
Stories, project notes, and field reflections from Cedar & Shore Studio.
The Cedar & Shore Journal shares the process behind the work, including photography sessions, brand visuals, web design, creative decisions, community stories, and the role intentional imagery plays in shaping trust, perception, and connection.
This journal is a place for finished work, lessons from the field, and a closer look at how visual assets can serve both businesses and families with clarity, purpose, and lasting value.
Inside, you will find behind-the-scenes notes, project reflections, client preparation guidance, creative process insights, and stories from the Olympic Peninsula and beyond. Each post is written to offer useful perspective, whether you are preparing for a session, building a stronger visual presence, or following the work of Cedar & Shore Studio.
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The 20-Minute Gallon
An encounter in Everett and a $137.75 fill-up in Kingston put Washington’s gas prices into perspective. By Tom Buscher “I suck at…
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Keeping the Craft Alive: Inside the Clallam County Gem and Mineral Association
A volunteer-run workshop in Carlsborg, a beach near Sequim, and the members who teach each other how to turn a found stone…
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Watch: Clallam County commissioner candidates take questions in Sequim
Two hours of audience questions for Mike French and Jake Seegers at a packed Sequim Prairie Grange, on video with a chapter…
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Canon EOS R6 Mark II
The Camera That Anchors My Creative Life The Canon EOS R6 Mark II is the camera I trust more than any other…
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Why Your Headshot Is the Most Important Business Investment You Will Make in 2026
By Tom Buscher | Cedar & Shore Studio | Sequim, Washington If you are a real estate agent in Sequim, an attorney…
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Olympic Peninsula Photographer Captures the Soul of the Pacific Northwest in Cinematic Portfolio Film
The Olympic Peninsula serves as the stunning backdrop for a cinematic portfolio film that combines still photography and video. This project captures…
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Photographing the Kalaloch Tree of Life in Olympic National Park
What I learned camping, hiking, and photographing Washington’s most famous Sitka spruce, and how the trip became my feature in CM Digital…

