Would you like to know how to find and photograph Ohio’s best scenic vistas, natural areas, public gardens, historic barns and bridges, rural areas, landmark buildings and town murals. These topics are explored in detail in my latest book, A Photographer’s Guide to Ohio, and are the focus of an intensive, weekend photography workshop that will be held on May 11-12 at The Holden Arboretum in Kirtland, Ohio.
Do you know the best settings for your digital point-&-shoot or SLR camera for landscape and close-up photography? Do you understand how to display and interpret in-camera histograms to get accurate exposures every time? Need tips on how to get sharp photos, improve your compositional skills, and select the best lighting for outdoor photography? Join me for this hands-on weekend exploring these topics and more in a beautiful setting during the spring bloom at The Holden Arboretum.
Are you familiar with Photoshop, Lightroom, and other image-editing software and know how to use them to fine-tune your digital photos? And do you know how to use email, slide programs, color inkjet prints, websites, and even self-published books to share your best images with family, friends, and clients? We will explore these and many other digital photography topics on Sunday during the workshop.
Do you own an iPhone or iPad? The workshop includes a session on taking better photos with your iPhone, as well as tips on how to display them on your iPad and create beautiful fine art from your iPhone images.
There are still a few places available at this unique workshop. To register or obtain more information, visit Holden Arboretum’s website at www.holdenarb.org, which includes a PDF with more information that you can download. Or call Vonna Vecchio at (440)-602-3833.
Kerry
23 Apr 2013I took a weekend workshop with Ian in Maine and it was fantastic! He packed a huge amount of info in, yet it was fun and interesting. He is a wonderful teacher as well as a master photographer.