Seminar at
The National Center for Nature Photography
The Art of Nature Photography Seminar
Saturday, April 25th from 9:00 am to 5:00pm
Please join Steve Gettle for an intensive one day classroom nature photography seminar at the beautiful National Center for Nature Photography. Steve will share his knowledge gained from over thirty years experience creating stunning images of the natural world. He will cover all aspects of nature photography, from capturing grand sweeping vistas, to the tiny world of macro photography. Steve will also discuss how and where to photograph the beautiful flora and fauna of the natural world. Attendees from beginners to advanced shooters will learn tips, tricks, and techniques to help them take their photography to the next level. The entire seminar will be illustrated using hundreds of Steve’s images to highlight and reinforce the topics being discussed.
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Workshops at
The National Center for Nature Photography
Field Trip to The Black Swamp Bird Observatory
Tuesday, April 28th
Sunday, May 3rd
Each spring The Black Swamp Bird Observatory (Magee Marsh) becomes “the place to be” for bird photographers from all over the country. As migrating warblers and other birds descend on Magee Marsh to fuel up on insects and wait for favorable winds to cross over Lake Erie as they journey north. Join Steve for a day at Magee Marsh photographing the beautiful warblers and other birds.
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Tuesday, April 28th
Sunday, May 3rd
Macro Photography in the field
Spend the morning in the field with Steve Gettle learning about the fascinating world of macro photography. Participants will learn how to use basic equipment to make beautiful images of things in the realm of the small, from the size of a butterfly to as small as a tiny snow crystal. We will discuss such things as maximizing depth of field, and controlling both the light as well as the background.
Students should have a basic understanding of their camera as well as a tripod and either a macro lens, extension tubes or a diopter for close-up work.
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