Workshops
Photography is the language of light, color, shape, texture, and emotion. Your ability to use this language effectively is the basis of how I approach each Beyond the Lens Photography Workshop.
Any camera today can make perfect pictures, but only by seeing photographically can you convey an emotion, express your style, and create images that rise above the mere “snapshot”. If you are serious about your photographic potential, then our workshops are designed to provide you with the ideas, concepts, and personal attention that make any camera a tool of true creativity.
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2012 Workshop Schedule
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Lightroom 3 Master ClassSat and Sun, Mar 4th and 5th – 2 day workshop
Learn basic and advanced techniques in Adobe Lightroom 3 that will help you manage, process, print, and share your digital photography.
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Real World LightroomSaturday March 24th
A one day hands-on workshop where we explore how to develop and interpret images in Lightroom 3 that communicate your vision and style.
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Spring in Arches National ParkSunday May 13th – Thursday May 17th (5 days)
Experience the southwest and some of the most fantastic locations for landscape photography, including Arches National Park, Canyonlands, and Dead Horse State Park.
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Mohonk and The Shawangunk RidgeSaturday May 26
Photograph in the dramatic Shawangunk Mountains of the Hudson Valley as the trees turn green and flowers bloom in this one-day field workshop focused on improving your creative potential.
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Fine-Art Digital PrintingSaturday June 16th
A whole-day workshop teaching the art and process of producing a fine art print. Covering a complete workflow including RAW file developing, digital color management and profiling, and hands on use of the latest inkjet printers and fine art papers.
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Fall in the AdirondacksThursday Sept 27 – Sunday Sep 30
Discover the drama and beauty of fall in the Adirondacks, where we’ll spend 4 long and intense days photographing the mountains of the High Peaks and surrounding lakes, streams, rivers, and forests.
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