Macro & Close-up Photography Repeat Session - March 11, 2012
I will be repeating the 1 day Macro and Close-up photography workshop on Sunday March 11, 2012. We will start at 9:30 AM and conclude at 5:00 PM. A pizza lunch is included.In this macro photography workshop you will learn how to take beautiful macro photos like a pro. You’ll be able to take eye catching macro and close-up photos with great detail and sharpness.Click on this Macro & Closeup March 11 link for full details and a description of the program.
CIPNE Presents "Tim Tadder On Assignments"
A fascinating look inside the production of award-winning advertising campaigns for major consumer brands.
Monday January 9th 2012, 7:30–9:30pm
More details are on the CIPNE website at www.cipne.orgLOCATIONLensProToGo152 Commonwealth Ave.,Unit M-1, C,Concord, MA 01742
New Hampshire Fall Workshop Report
Overall the workshop turned out great. Friday was a bit of a disapointment with very little color along the Kankamagus Higway. The second day we went up North through Bethlehem, Lancaster, Stark and Gorham. The foliage was good as were the birch trees in Gorham. Day three was also up North but not as far as the previous day. Most of the time we explored the Crawford Notch area and ended the day in Pinkham Notch. Columbus day was spent on the Kankamagus which was now in full glory. What a dramatic change in two days. Speaking to friend and fell photographer who had gone up yesterday - the colors are gone and the trees are brown. This is the strangest and most rapid change-over I have ever seen.Here are some images from the trip:[slideshow]
Glorious Acadia - Fall Color and Landscape Workshop
With the slow progress of the fall foliage - I am announcing a 3 day 2 night workshop in Acadia, Maine October 14 to the 16. In addition to Landscapes and Foliage there is also the possibility of photographing the famous Acadia MarathonClick here for details: Acadia Workshop 1Please use the Workshop page link to register.
The Light of Cape Cod
An excellent three day workshop in the Cape. An intimate group of seven photographers had a great time shooting the incredible light of Cape Cod. We wound down each day with wine and cheese, image viewing, lessons and laughter. The mornings were rainy but evolved into beautiful defuse light for the rest of the day. Evenings presented us with phenomenal color and spectacular sunsets. Will post participants' images next week.Here are some that I captured:
Plymouth - Macro & Close-up - Part 1
Despite poor weather I had a great turnout for Part 1 of a two part series on Macro and CLose-up photography. 65 plus attended. Great feedback from the participants. Part 2 (the hand on session) will be this weekend and as there is a sizable waiting list, August 20 will be a repeat of Part 2. Thanks to Amy Davies and Graham Custard for organizing the program and a big thank you to all who attended.A few comments from part one as posted on the Plymouth Groups web:
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I thoroughly enjoyed this lecture, punctuated with examples and humor. It reminded me of my University days, listening to a professor, a true master and genius in his own specialty. A privilege to attend and absorb the information. But .... I have so far to travel in this macro journey !
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Great presentation; a lot of information to look over. I can't wait to go to Part II and actually do what Shiv was talking about.
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Very interesting and I learned alot
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While Shiv was clear and precise and had a lot of information to give it was way beyond anything I would venture into......but thank you for inviting him to share his EXPERT knowledge with all of us.....thank YOU Shiv.........
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Thanks, Shiv! I appreciated all the tips that you had to offer and look forward to learning how it is all done on Saturday! Thanks once again, Amy for opening yet another wonderful venue for all of us at PDP !
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Very well organized! Looking forward to class on Saturday!
- A very enlightening evening! If I heard Shiv correctly, I need to pack some aluminum foil, my granite counter top, and toothpicks for Saturday's shoot. I may add a camera just in case.
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Excellent presentation. Filled with tons of details about macro and photography in general. I left with a number of new insights.
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Still trying to process all of the information given out tonite, it was wonderful, intereting, entertaining, what a skilled professional!
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Excellent presentation. Hopefully will be able to participate in the 2nd part to this lecture when it is scheduled again.
Macro & Close-Up Photography Workshop - Cape Cod Art Association - July 24, 2011
The workshop at the Cape Cod Art Association was a great day despite the occasional rain that did prevent the attendees from photographing in the rain. Rain drop covered flowers and grasses made for some beautiful images. Will post a few images created by the attendees when the submit.Below are a few quotes from the attendees:"I thought I knew something about macro photography. This class showed me I had a lot more to learn. Having both classroom and hands on was valuable as was then looking at the work. I thoroughly enjoyed this workshop!""Close Up photography has always been a challenge for me. This course was very helpful in better understanding macro techniques and the various camera accessories that are available to further enhance the effort. I am finally able to look forward to taking close up photos with confidence and enthusiasm."
NECCC Conference
The New England Camera Club Council will be holding its annual conference this July from Friday the 15 through the 17th. It is one of the finest photography events with a typical attendance of nearly 1,500 photographers from all over the world. From photo opportunities, to showcase presentations and a whole slew of educational programs. An event worth every penny.I will be doing a portfolio review on Friday morning and then two programs during the conference. One on macro photography and one on flower photography. I look forward to seeing you all there.Click here for more details and to register.
TULIPS - Stacked Image Capture
This is a version of the image shown below with textures and edge treatment.Canon 70 - 200, 2.8 IS lens - Exposure Triad f 5.6, 1/25 sec ISO 100This is a stack of 20 individual captures focus bracketed.
Looking to do something different with a few tulips that were a part on an arrangement brought over by a friend I decided on “Image Stacking” to attain great depth of field at a fairly wide aperture. A Canon 7D with a Canon 70 - 200, 2.8 IS lens - Exposure Triad f 5.6, 1/25 sec ISO 100 was used for the two images as shown below. Each image is a stack of 20 individual captures focus bracketed front to back.
Screen to Paper - Color Management
Did an educational program for the Greater Lynn Photographic Association on color management, color calibration and workflow.You can view the presentation as a pdf - click on the link below:Screen to Paper
Canon DSLR Custom Functions Explained
For those who attended the two session educational program on February 3 and 17 my slide presentation on Canon DSLR custom functions is now available. Please click on the link below to launch the presentation in Quicktime. Quicktime players are available at no charge from the Apple web site. Click on the slide to advance to the next - your comments and suggestions are welcome.Canon Custom Functions (Web Version)