
Photo by Gary Jackson
His work has been published in Backpacker, Odyssey, MotorHome, Northwest Runner, CityDog, Northwest Outdoors, Northwest Magazine, Oregon Coast, and Northwest Travel magazines as well as the Getaways weekly outdoor recreation magazine insert for the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. Coverage of his work has also been written about in The Tacoma News Tribune, The Bellingham Herald, the Tri-Cities Herald, and the Yakima Herald. His photographs were featured throughout the NW Hiking section of the Northwest Cable News (NWCN) weekly television program and web site. His macro work was featured in India's leading imaging magazine "Smart Photography". Coverage of his work through their "Master Craftsmen" feature interview was complimented with his photo on the cover of the publication. Published work in various brochures and calendars include most recently calendars done by Smith-Western Co. (Tacoma, WA}.
Alan was awarded the contract to photograph dozens of historically significant pipe organs around the Puget Sound region for the Organ Historical Society for complete coverage of their National Convention in Seattle. Head to www.organsociety.org for more information regarding this highly recommended organization.
His work was published throughout the music CD layout design for Scott D. Davis' recordings "Tahoma" and "Winters Journey" and The Helsinki School of Music featured his photography throughout a music DVD production. Numerous images of spiders and their webs were also incorporated into the reader-boards and internal multimedia presentations for the "Masters of the Web" exhibit at the Woodland Park Zoo in Seattle, Washington. The Illinois State Board of Education has used his work for the coming years in the ISAT reading literacy test as will Research and Education Associates, Inc. in the development of 8th grade literacy language test guides used throughout the Northeastern states.

Alan celebrating completion of the last research for Day Hiking-South Cascades high on the SE shoulder of Mount Adams