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How many of you have had the opportunity to attend a photography workshop or to devote several days to photography?
They're a great way to learn in the company of other photographers and to get quality time with a pro in your area.
Some of you know that I help admin www.dgrin.com. This last week was our "shootout" week. It's a time a number of our members get together with 3 pros and shoot in one location for several days.
Here's a mini-ride report with some pics. We're going to Acadia NP next year so if you want to go, look for the announcement. The cost is pretty reasonable.
We stayed at the Red Cliffs Lodge in Moab, UT. It's along the CO River and a place I'd definitely take the bike to.
For those of you that want to shoot during the middle of the day, infrared is the way to go.
You need look no farther than the grounds of the resort...
Or maybe the road out to Moab...
Of course, Arches National Park is a spectacular place to shoot. In place so grand, take the time to look at the minutia. This was carved in the rock at Delicate Arche.
Try and frame your subject with a unique or different view...
They're a great way to learn in the company of other photographers and to get quality time with a pro in your area.
Some of you know that I help admin www.dgrin.com. This last week was our "shootout" week. It's a time a number of our members get together with 3 pros and shoot in one location for several days.
Here's a mini-ride report with some pics. We're going to Acadia NP next year so if you want to go, look for the announcement. The cost is pretty reasonable.
We stayed at the Red Cliffs Lodge in Moab, UT. It's along the CO River and a place I'd definitely take the bike to.
For those of you that want to shoot during the middle of the day, infrared is the way to go.
You need look no farther than the grounds of the resort...
Or maybe the road out to Moab...
Of course, Arches National Park is a spectacular place to shoot. In place so grand, take the time to look at the minutia. This was carved in the rock at Delicate Arche.
Try and frame your subject with a unique or different view...