Advanced
Nature Photography
Course
Outline
This
class is composed of 4 sessions, each approximately
2.5 hours (evening classes, typically 7-9:30pm).
Slides and photographic prints will be used to teach
concepts and reinforce the material in the lectures.
Time will be taken during each session, especially
during the last session to answer any questions that
may arise; this is to assure that everyone understands
the material in the course.
Lesson
1
-
Course
Overview
-
Review
of Fundamentals
-
Critiquing
a Photograph
-
Advanced
Composition
Lesson
2
-
Advanced
Exposure Techniques (metering methods)
-
Equipment
Used in Nature Photography: Cameras, Lenses,
Camera supports
-
Film
Types (pros and cons)
-
Flash
and Fill-In Flash
-
Filters
Lesson
3
-
Photographing
Waterfalls
-
Photographing
Wildlife
- Photographing
Landscapes
Lesson
4
-
What
You Don’t See is What You Get
-
Improving
Your Photographic Vision
-
Review
-
Places
to Photograph in the US and Abroad
-
Answer
Questions
Fees
Please call for pricing: 973-361-1189.
I
have included a lot of material into this
course. Many of the tips taught have taken me
years to acquire and learn and come from a diverse
collection of books, workshops, seminars,
etc. Small class size ensures individual
attention. You will learn how to improve
your photography by taking this course! Check
out the testimonials on the previous page or contact
me for prior students you can talk to. Please
contact me if you have any questions or
concerns.
Schedule
& Location
Classes
are taught throughout the year depending upon the
number of students available. Please call: (973)
334-8409 for availability, starting dates, and
any other questions you may have.
Classes
are usually held in the evening from 7-9:30pm. Classes
are held at my apartment and class sizes are small
(2-5 students) in order to maximize individual
attention. Click on the following link for
directions:
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