Teaching and shooting in Cape May
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days in Cape May, NJ, teaching and shooting is my idea of a great time.
My workshop started with great weather and ended with not-so-great
weather, but it didn’t stop us. Thursday night we shot an amazing
sunset, Friday was a day for shooting horseshoe crabs as they came
ashore to lay eggs and the birds flocking to binge on the eggs. We
photographed the historic Victorian houses and even headed out in the
rain Saturday evening to photograph a lighthouse during the “blue hour.”
Read more on my blog and see a gallery of photos.
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| Price drop on July's Composition and Light workshop in Vermont
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know people are still suffering from the bad economy, so I dropped the
price of July’s Composition and Light workshop in Vermont. The price is
now $295.00 and you can save $45.00 if you register by June 15.
Returning clients can register for $245.00 at any time. It will be a
great weekend where we talk about seeing light, recognizing what makes
good photographs and how important composition is to a photo. Sign up
now. |
| Shooting the same event after 25 years
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I strolled down the street a few blocks to where the annual Somerville
Memorial Day parade pauses at a monument to fallen soldiers. The parade
is small but important. Somerville fills up on Memorial Day with
bicycles as one of the biggest bike races takes over the streets. As I
was shooting, I realized I shot my first Tour of Somerville 25 years and
I’ve been the unofficial official photographer for most of them. I
wrote in my blog about how I was looking for a different shot this year
and they methods I used to get it.
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| | | | | Thinking about bridges
I
want to give a quick shout out to the Monmouth Camera Club. I judged
their monthly contest last week and was surprised to learn their theme
for the month was bridges. I’ve spent lots of time the past few years
photographing Vermont’s covered bridges and I’m in the process of
getting everything together for a book. |
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