Nature Photography by Jim Doty
Ohio State University is again offering the photography workshop “Capturing the Wonder of the Outdoors”. Spend a fun and exciting weekend on Lake Erie’s Gibraltar Island while learning to take your outdoor photography to the next level. The workshop is August 10-12, 2012 and there is still time to register.
You’ll receive both one-on-one “real time†instruction in the field, as well as intensive classroom preparation. In the classroom sessions, you will learn the simple steps that make the difference between ordinary snapshots and extraordinary photos. Minutes later you will be outside practicing those steps with the help of the workshop instructors. You will receive individual, practical, coaching. Best of all, you will go home knowing how to create eye-catching images!
Nature Photography by Jeremy Bruskotter
Jeremy Bruskotter and Jim Doty will cover a wide range of topics designed to be useful both to advanced amateurs, as well as newcomers to outdoor photography. Topics Include:
- Seeing Like Your Camera Sees (And Not Like Your Eyes)
- Metering – The First Big Step Toward Great Images
- The Magic of Depth of Field – The Doorway to Dramatic Images
- It’s All About Time – Creating Images That Your Eyes Can’t See
- Landscapes Great and Small
- From Birds to Bears – Wildlife Photography in Ohio and Beyond
- Creating Beautiful Flower Images
- Outdoor Photography as Fine Art – Don’t just Capture…Envision!
- Simplifying Tricky Situations – It’s Only Hard Until You Know How
Links
More information is on the Teaching Events page at Jim Doty.com.
There is still time to register at Ohio State University’s Stone Laboratory.
Instructors
Jeremy Bruskotter earned a bachelor’s degree in Art from Western Michigan University before working as a commercial artist for nearly a decade. He later earned a PhD in Natural Resources, marrying his love of photography with the natural world. His photography has been published in books and websites, though he specializes in large, fine art prints.
Jim Doty is a published nature, portrait, event, and commercial photographer. He has been teaching photography for 18 years with faculty experience at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts, Graceland University, and Ohio State University. He is the author of Digital Photography Exposure for Dummies.