Course Overview

Landscape photography is an exercise in observation. Capturing the beauty of nature is a photographic journey that can be completed in minutes or can take a lifetime. However, as with many forms of photography, all landscapes are reliant on fleeting moments. A glimpse of sun through the clouds, or a seconds long reflection can be all that is needed to create a beautiful image. Finding these moments and being correctly prepared when they occur is the backbone of great landscape photography.

In this new, exciting class you will learn the skills to achieve these results. Landscape 101 seeks to give you all the tools to set your landscapes apart from the rest. You’ll learn how to find the best locations and lighting conditions, create the most dramatic compositions for your landscapes, learn to take control of difficult lighting scenarios, and balance your exposure for the most aesthetically pleasing photographs.

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What You’ll Learn

• Composition as it pertains to landscape photography.
• Using wide angle and telephoto lenses for landscape photography.
• Exposure and bracketing.
• Long exposure and filter techniques.
• Working with unpredictable light.

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Tuition: $34.00

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This class will be recorded and available to attendees for up to 7 days

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About Your Instructor:

Joe Klocek has worked in the photographic industry as a photographer, salesman, and instructor since 2005. Today he teaches courses on a variety of topics, including macro, wildlife, exposure theory, videography, and studio lighting. In the past few years he has been a guest speaker for photographic societies and travel expositions. He lives in Denver with his wife, son, and unmanageable book collection. You can find him at the Park Meadows store.

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