Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Wednesday, July 21, 2010
Digital Nature Photography Workshop
Digital Nature Photography Workshop:
This comprehensive weekend course is open to both beginner and intermediate nature photographers shooting with digital cameras.
This comprehensive weekend course is open to both beginner and intermediate nature photographers shooting with digital cameras.
Wednesday, May 19, 2010
Monday, May 10, 2010
New Online Nature Photography Class Starting June 1.
This two-part A-Z class of digital nature photography will teach you the very basics of nature photography and a whole lot more. From choosing the right equipment to learning the essential aspects of composition to the basics of digital workflow, there’s not much this course doesn’t cover.
The Ultimate Guide to Digital Nature Photography will be your textbook** throughout the course and will be personally taught by one of its co-writers and executive editors Richard Bernabe.
For more information about this workshop, click here.
For more information about this workshop, click here.
Tuesday, March 23, 2010
Appalachian Mountain Photography Competition
The 7th Annual AMPC People's Choice Award is bestowed upon one of the talented finalists from the 7th Annual Appalachian Mountain Photography Competition. Photographers from all over the world submitted over 1100 entries. The exhibition will be on display in the Turchin Center of the Visual Arts beginning on March 5, and running through June 5, 2010.
The judging panel chose 47 photographs for this special exhibition. These entries are now available for the People's Choice Award. You must register to vote for this prestigious award wtih a valid email address for the purpose of meeting voting restrictions. Voting will conclude on March 26th, 2010 at 5:00 PM.
The judging panel chose 47 photographs for this special exhibition. These entries are now available for the People's Choice Award. You must register to vote for this prestigious award wtih a valid email address for the purpose of meeting voting restrictions. Voting will conclude on March 26th, 2010 at 5:00 PM.
Monday, March 15, 2010
A Day in the Smokies: A Photography Workshop
April 17, 2010
Photograph The Great Smoky Mountians at their finest! Scores of wildflowers, pristine mountain streams and rivers, and expansive views of layered blue mountains await you and your camera around every turn in the road. Classes are based out of NOC's Great Outpost store in Gatlinburg, TN and all field work is done in the surrounding mountains and rivers of The Great Smoky Mountain National Park. Photography equipment, digital cameras, lenses, tripods, exposure, light, composition and processing are just some of the topics that will be covered.
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Thursday, January 7, 2010
Photo Workshop in Great Smoky Mountains National Park This Spring
Top outdoor photographer Richard Bernabe announces a spring photo workshop in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park. The details:
Beautiful Wildflowers and Lush Spring Landscapes
According to Richard, "The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is my favorite place to be when the leaves begin turning green and the first wildflowers start to bloom in the lush hardwood coves. Maybe that's the reason I've been helping lead other nature photographers to this magical National Park for over ten years. The convergence of vernal awakening and this magical place inspires me greatly and I try to inspire and help others to see and feel the same way when they are here on one of my workshops or tours."
Visit Richard Bernabe's website to learn more about the spring workshop
Richard Bernabe has become one of the top outdoor photographers in the southeastern United States. His images have been licensed to magazines, advertising campaigns, calendars, and large format photography books. A partial list of his varied clients include: American Rivers, Audubon Society, Backpacker Magazine, Blue Ridge Country, Canon Global, Costa Del Mar, National Geographic Society, National Parks, Nature, Orvis Corporation, Outside, Outdoor Life, Patagonia, Rock and Ice, South Carolina Wildlife, Trail Runner Magazine, Trout Unlimited, Wildlife in North Carolina
Richard is also a writer, teacher, and adventure traveler. He pens several monthly
columns on outdoor and adventure topics and conducts dozens of hands-on photography workshops each year with Mountain Trail Photo as well as occasional classroom study programs at select local colleges and schools, such as the University of North Carolina at Asheville and the John C. Campbell Folk School.
Beautiful Wildflowers and Lush Spring Landscapes
April 23 - 25, 2010
Townsend, Tennessee
Tuition $575
According to Richard, "The Great Smoky Mountains National Park is my favorite place to be when the leaves begin turning green and the first wildflowers start to bloom in the lush hardwood coves. Maybe that's the reason I've been helping lead other nature photographers to this magical National Park for over ten years. The convergence of vernal awakening and this magical place inspires me greatly and I try to inspire and help others to see and feel the same way when they are here on one of my workshops or tours."Visit Richard Bernabe's website to learn more about the spring workshop
About Richard Bernabe
Richard Bernabe has become one of the top outdoor photographers in the southeastern United States. His images have been licensed to magazines, advertising campaigns, calendars, and large format photography books. A partial list of his varied clients include: American Rivers, Audubon Society, Backpacker Magazine, Blue Ridge Country, Canon Global, Costa Del Mar, National Geographic Society, National Parks, Nature, Orvis Corporation, Outside, Outdoor Life, Patagonia, Rock and Ice, South Carolina Wildlife, Trail Runner Magazine, Trout Unlimited, Wildlife in North CarolinaRichard is also a writer, teacher, and adventure traveler. He pens several monthly
columns on outdoor and adventure topics and conducts dozens of hands-on photography workshops each year with Mountain Trail Photo as well as occasional classroom study programs at select local colleges and schools, such as the University of North Carolina at Asheville and the John C. Campbell Folk School.
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