Tuesday, January 17, 2012
Spring Landscape Photography Class
Rich Nuckolls from Atlanta is our first student to sign up for the Spring class! Responding to questions I have received I wanted to add: Photography comes in two parts, taking the picture and processing it. We do both as my computer will be attached to a home theater, so the class can watch each step of the process. Michael Quick has offered to assist with the class again! When in the field it is great having his help, working with each student. The lighting changes very rapidly when it is time to start shooting, and a photographer has to react quickly. Anyone taking the class, get ready and rested for a busy weekend!
Sunday, January 15, 2012
Spring Photography Class
My next landscape photography class will be May 18 - 20, in Bluefield, West Virginia. I like to not only teach but try to get my students out at hours that they can capture memories, which means either a sunrise or sunset shoot, depending on the weather. Consequently the hours for Saturdays and Sundays class will be established later. The Friday class will be from 6:30 PM to 9:00PM. In this session I hope to prepare everyone for a successful landscape shoot, before getting the hands on experience. I can explain why certain settings are important on your camera, but everyone needs to study their manuals and know how to access those settings. Please know how to turn on your histogram, exposure composition or the Automatic Exposure Balance (AEB), and manually set your shutter speed and f-stop. I recommend a cable release, tripod, and the Lee 4" x 6" - .9 Graduated Neutral Density filter. The class is limited to only 8 students and is $350.00. A deposit of $150.00 is due April 18th, with the balance due the evening of the first class. To reserve your seat call Betty at the gallery, 304/327-9330. The photo above was taken at the last class!
Sunday, January 8, 2012
"Breaking a Horse"
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| I guess it is all in knowing what you are doing! Not much happened! |
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| There was resistance, but to no use. |
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| After a brief episode, Red was taken on a 3 - 4 mile trail ride! |
Monday, December 19, 2011
The Azzo Family
Upon request, we are finding ourselves shooting more family portraits in their homes. I do love the backdrop being your home. It makes a statement about the family itself, that just can't be made in our studio. The Azzo's are a wonderful family, and their home is beautiful! Thanks for making our shoot so much fun!
Wednesday, December 14, 2011
Monday, December 12, 2011
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