what you get
Here’s what you’ll learn in the webinar!
5 Lessons:
- Light is not “good” or “bad”
- Dynamic weather creates opportunities
- But Stop complaining about clear skies
- Open your mind to small subjects
- Push yourself to find subjects in difficult conditions
3 Examples:
- One each from Sarah, David, and Jennifer
Assignment: Choose 5 of your favorite photos. Analyze them for mood, weather, and light. What works well? How could different conditions have changed or improved the photo?
This is one of the best on-line photography education presentations I have seen in more than 5 years. You presented everything: mood, composition, camera settings, process, technical obstacles, and post processing. Please do more of these!
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Your Presenters
Sarah Marino of Nature Photo Guides
Sarah Marino is a full-time nature photographer, photography educator, and writer who splits her time between a home base in rural southwestern Colorado and nomadic traveling in an Airstream trailer. Sarah’s portfolio features a diverse range of subjects including grand landscapes, intimate landscapes, abstract renditions of nature, and creative portraits of plants and trees. Sarah’s teaching, through in person workshops, ebooks, and video tutorials, focuses on personal expression, seeing opportunities in any landscape, photographing nature’s small scenes, and a slow style of photography focused on exploration and connecting with nature.
David Kingham of Exploring Exposure
David is a professional landscape and nature photographer originally from Loveland, Colorado who is now traveling the American West full-time in an RV with his photography and life partner Jennifer Renwick, and their two cats. David creates his artwork to trigger an emotional response with the viewer; his goal is to bring joy into peoples lives through his work. David has published an eBook called Nightscape and has in-depth videos on post processing. David and his partner Jennifer Renwick find joy in teaching others photography in their photography workshops, and through their blog.
Jennifer Renwick of Exploring Exposure
Jennifer left her previous career in 2016 to focus on her passion for nature photography and traveling. The natural world has always been her inspiration, and she brings attention to the smaller details of the landscape. She emphasizes on connecting with a place while photographing to create an image that in turn will create a more meaningful photograph and story for the viewer. She enjoys photographing natural abstracts, intimate nature scenes, wildlife and black and white landscapes. She lives in Ridgway, Colorado and travels full-time teaching nature photography workshops throughout the American West.