When I think of my camera, I see a way of connecting with others. But wandering alone with my camera is also one of my favorite ways to connect with myself.
Join me in the renovated barn studio for a Sunday afternoon workshop October 7 from 1-4pm on nature and landscape photography. Allow yourself to slow down and do something that recharges your creative side. We will have wine, cheese, fruit & dessert. You will have time to listen, time to ask questions and time to wander and explore the fall farm.
- In small group relaxed environment, we will talk about some of the basics for technical shooting both in close up nature photography and landscapes – the basics of lenses, settings, & filters.
- We will talk about timing, light and various weather conditions.
- We will be inspired as we look at the work of masters in this field of photography.
- Most importantly, we will talk about composition, framing, and about slowing down. In the words of famed Depression Era photographer Dorothea Lange: “The camera is an instrument that teaches people how to see without a camera.”
I get a dirty look, when the kids see I’ve stopped planting to grab the camera. This is all hands on deck, and no one has patience for Mom’s hobby. So I run it back to the house fast, and return for the quad workout of the century.
For the glory of the skies 
For the love which from our birth
Over and around us lies
Lord of all to Thee we raise
This our hymn of grateful praise
