Greetings from across the way!
We haven’t met through my teaching, presentations, or workshops but I wanted to reach out ONE time (Yes, really one time) and let you know about a rather amazing group of nature photographers I have put together to speak this fall about a wide variety of topics. Most of these speakers never speak to camera clubs, or are on the road so much they only give high profile talks. If you could forward to your members I am sure they would find interest and while the times for the some of the classes are a little on the later side, they are recorded if people can’t make it live!
Have you ever wondered what and how photography professionals see or more of how they approach their work? Through the Nature Photography Classes Speaker Series, you will be able to see what goes on in their minds, within their cameras, and in the field as they bring to you some of their most impactful images, thoughts, and insights. The speaker series is a live opportunity to ask questions as part of a 90-minute web-based format.
Join us as we talk to the leading nature and landscape photographers.
The Fall series will be the opportunity to hear from 8 speakers, talking about their creative processes.
Marc Adamus-"Looking within"
Eric Bennett-"Adding by Subtracting" - The art of Exclusion
Alister Benn-"Understanding the Landscape" - The emotional language of vision.
Erin Babnik-“Beyond Perfection: Balancing Artistry and Technique in Your Photography"
Josh Cripps-"Stop Being a 1-Dimensional Photographer!"
Guy Tal-"Creativity and Expression in Photography"
Sarah Marino-“The Expansive Mindset: Practices to Transform Your Photographic Experience”
Registration is now open for the speaker series. This is the opportunity to ask questions live, spend an afternoon with people that rarely speak to groups, and hear from the very best educators. You don’t have to be present to get the recordings, but you do have to register. I hope to see you or your members there!
Full details here
https://www.naturephotographyclasses.com/speaker-series
All the best
Nic Stover