Capturing the Grand Landscape: In this 2-part workshop: classroom and field, learn everything from your essential equipment, to stand-out compositions. Day one: We will discuss the importance of camera settings, capturing the "golden" light and how to train your natural eye to see compositions that will wow your viewers! Day two: field techniques will take us to Great Falls Park for a 2-hour sunrise shoot . With years of shooting at Great Falls under my belt, we will venture to some of the most scenic, intimate opportunities you can find. On the scene evaluations and technical assistance will be provided. All workshop participants are welcome to submit 10 of their best images from the shoot for a personal critique after the workshop. This workshop is open to film and digital photographer.
Creative Close-up Photography: A 2-hour workshop designed to sharpen and master your skills in macro and close-up photography. Learn what equipment to use to create stunning macro photographs from wildflowers to ice patterns, the possibilities are endless. Joseph will demonstrate the use of macro lenses, extension tubes, filters and the use of of camera flash and reflectors. You will learn how to apply these skills to create realistic and abstract images of any subject. You'll have an opportunity to practice your new skills in Meadowlark Botanical Garden's 95-acres of formal and informal gardens. This workshop is open to film and digital photographers.
The Art of Abstract Nature Photography: This 2-hour lecture will focus on the creative and technical techniques of Fine Art Abstract Photography. Learn how to create dynamic abstract images of any subject matter. Joseph will discuss training your eye to see in the abstract as well as techniques like multiple exposure, image overlay and creative panning to create other worldly images. This workshop is open to film and digital photographers. You'll have an opportunity to spend time in the gardens at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens.
IMPORTANT: STUDENTS MUST PRE-REGISTER DIRECTLY WITH JOSEPH.
Contact Joe at 443.949.7499 or register online at his website: http://www.josephrossbach.com
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usually take place from 12:30 PM to 2:30 PM, but others take place in the morning. Check the hours before registering..
CHRISTINE KENT BOWLES
VERY IMPORTANT: Ms. Bowles must travel from Ellicott City, Maryland to get to Meadowlark. Thus students MUST PRE-REGISTER DIRECTLY WITH HER AND PAYMENT MUST BE MADE IN ADVANCE. Contact her at 410-719-9656 or via her website: http://www.ckbphotography.com
410-552-4664
tony@tonysweet.com
After 20 years as a
professional jazz artist, Tony changed careers and directed his creative juices
towards nature photography. The improvisational, spontaneous, and abstract
nature of jazz are also integral elements of nature photography. Tony's work is
published on greeting cards, calendars, post cards, posters, annual reports,
movie sets, catalogs, articles, and electronic mediums. He is represented by
Getty, PanStock, Natural Selection, and ChromaZone.
Tony
conducts his Visual Artistry and Field Mentorship workshops from April thru
October. Tony's articles and photography are featured in Shutterbug magazine in
"The Tip-off" column, Rangefinder magazine, Nikon World, and as contributor to
NikonPro.com. His first book, "Fine Art Nature Photography: Advanced Techniques
and the Creative Process" was published by Stackpole Books in July, 2002.
Tony's
second book, "Visual Rhythm - The Art and Business of Nature Photography," was
published in April, 2005. His third book, "Fine Art Flower Photography, the Art
of Interpretation," was released in 2006. and will serve as the basis for his
lecture at Meadowlark Botanical Gardens.
Tony has become fluent is digital imaging, designing and building
http://tonysweet.com. He uses digital
technology to produce fine art giclee' prints.
He maintains an active speaking schedule on the subjects of "Image Design", nature photography, and marketing, addressing professional photography organizations, photography schools, seminars, and workshops throughout the United States and Canada. Tony is a member of Fuji's "Talent Team 2005," NANPA, and the Baltimore chapter of ASMP.
Tony Sweet is scheduled to appear ON August 3, 2008 The class will start at 9:00 AM and will last until 11:00 AM and, weather permitting, there will be an opportunity to take photographs in the Garden with Tony. Cost: $60.00
Copies of his book will be available for purchase.
PLEASE NOTE: A minimum of 10 people must register for this class or it will be cancelled!
TO REGISTER: Go to Tony Sweet's website and register online: http://tonysweet.com.
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