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i’m starting to get into photography. i’m tired of taking nature pictures but i don’t know what else to take a picture of. i kind of want to take “scene-like” photography (not trying to be a streotype but that’s what people call it.. well at least my friends do D:) like, the pictures of random stuff but it looks really pretty and has good lighting. any tips on what i should do?
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Photo Tour of San Francisco
Photo Tour of San Francisco
Event on 2011-11-15 19:00:00
Do you own a camera, but just can't seem to get those great shots that you want? Don't fret! The talented gals at nationally recognized Rebecca Wilkowski Photography will teach you how to take great pictures that will be the envy of your friends. If you thought the process of actually learning what those dials on your camera do, and how to capture memorable shots, was daunting, think again. Rebecca Wilkowski Photography will make learning these news skills fun, easy and simple. In the San Francisco Photo Tour, you'll receive hands-on instruction on your camera's controls and modes, as well as have an opportunity to practice with lots of picture-taking in one of several beautiful outdoor locations in San Francisco. You'll learn how to "see the light", simple techniques to make your photos shine, tips for creative composition, how to pose people in a flattering way, and how avoid the most common pitfalls most new photographers face.
About the Host:
Rebecca Wilkowski is a nationally recognized photographer and photojournalist based in the San Francisco Bay Area. Rebecca's background is diverse and includes photographing events, celebrities, politicians, newspaper photojournalism, magazine editorial, and PR for corporations and non-profits. Rebecca has been featured on CBS, ABC, NBC, and the WB. Her work as appeared in numerous publications, including Professional Photographer Magazine, Shutterbug Magazine, San Diego Union Tribune, Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, Angie's List Magazine, and The Knot. Rebecca's clients include Burberry, Environmental Defense Fund, Hanson Bridgett, LLC, San Francisco Community Power, Tioga Energy, Potrero View, Journal of Chinese Medicine, ASIA: The Journal of Culture and Commerce, and others. Rebecca is a proud member of the National Press Photographers Association, Editorial Photographers, Professional Photographers of America, Wedding and Portrait Photographers International, Bay Area Green Business Program, and Green America's Green Business Network. A champion of the environment, Rebecca is a certified San Francisco Bay Area green business and one of only 11 photographers in the country approved by Green America's Green Business Network. When not photographing, Rebecca can be found eating chocolate and enjoying the beach with her pug, Otis. For more information, visit Rebecca online: www.RebeccaWilkowski.com
at HipHost Spot #189
330 Arkansas St
San Francisco, United States
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I know this is WAY early but I’m planning on taking family portraits for christmas. I’m using our christmas tree as a background with the lights on. I would like to know if I should add more light to the room or should I just use the flash. Also, any tips for the right aperture, ISO, shutter speed settings. Can someone help me out?
TYPE OF CAMERA: Canon Powershot SX230 HS (One of Canon’s high end point and shoot cameras) I can set all settings on it and such.
I’m not looking to get professional quality photos out of this. I just want some tips so the photos will come out decent. I’m planning on getting an SLR camera soon (specifically looking at the Canon T3i).
Introduction to Macro Nature Photography Workshop
Introduction to Macro Nature Photography Workshop
Event on 2011-10-07 19:00:00
Join local nature photographer Cletus Lee in this fall workshop to learn the techniques needed to capture great photos of nature’s hidden gems with your digital camera.
Workshop Registration Information
Ages: 14 and up
Cost: members or 0 non-members
Questions: Call 713.667.6550
Advanced Registration REQUIRED **Register Online Today!** www.naturediscoverycenter.org/photography-workshops
What to bring: Your digital camera, flash, tripod, a fresh battery and memory card. Students not completely familiar with their camera controls should bring their user’s manual.
Introduction to Macro Nature Photography
Somewhere between what the eye can see and what shows up under a microscope is a world of wonders. Have you seen a dragonfly’s whiskers? Or a Monarch butterfly caterpillar hatching from the egg? All of these wonders can be discovered using a camera with a macro lens. As long as your camera or lens has a “macro” setting, it should be suitable for this class.
Macro photography is the craft and art of photographing small subjects, such as insects, flowers, or frogs, revealing detail not visible to the naked eye – nature’s hidden gems. Join Cletus Lee and discover the techniques for getting the most out of depth of field, lighting, and focusing with really small subjects.
The class is aimed at beginners as well as seasoned photographers with a desire to explore nature up close. Emphasis will be on technique along with some tips and tricks to get the subject in front of the lens.
Indoor Workshop: Friday, October 7 from 7 – 9 pm
Field Workshop: Saturday, October 8 from 8 am – noon
The Thursday evening class will discuss
• Equipment used in making macro photographs.
• Getting the most out of natural light and how to use supplemental lighting when necessary.
• Obtaining the best exposure settings for macro camera operations.
• Image composition in the field and cropping in post processing when time or situation does not permit the best composition.
The Saturday morning part of the class will be outside on the Nature Discovery Center grounds finding and photographing anything that wants to pose for a photo. The last hour will be a classroom session to review some of the morning’s photos taken by the students and discuss techniques used to take these photos.
Note: Cletus will also offer Introduction to Basic Nature Photography on September 22 & 24
About the Instructor: Cletus Lee is a native of Virginia and received a degree in Geology from Virginia Tech. After an interesting career in the Oil & Gas industry, followed by another in Information Sciences, he retired in 2008 to pursue nature photography, a longtime passion. He is an amateur arachnologist and entomologist with a lifelong passionate interest in nature. You can view his “Bug” Galleries on Flickr (http://www.flickr.com/photos/cletuslee/sets/)
at Nature Discovery Center
7112 Newcastle Street
Bellaire, United States