Sunset at Snake River Overlook
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Have you wanted to capture an amazing sunrise, but don’t know how to balance the bright sun with the dark ground?
You’ve heard of an ND filter, but don’t really know what it is or how to use one?
Have you witnessed an amazing sunset and shot 100 photos of it, and none of them really captured the beauty that you saw?
Snake River Sunset – Grand Teton, NP
Do you enjoy shooting wildlife, but really haven’t been able to capture an image of an animal that made your pulse race? One so close you can see the animal’s eyelashes and it’s soul?
Buffalo – Close up
You’ve heard the words aperture, f-stop, exposure, shutter speed, ISO, maybe even exposure biasing, but you don’t know what they all mean?
What do your flower shots look like?
Mule Ear Detail
Or do you have all the pieces, but just can’t put them together?
Are you photographs lacking drama?
Willow Flats Overlook – Grand Teton, NP
If your answer is yes to any of the above questions, or you just have always wanted to learn photography in an amazing place, my Grand Teton Digital Photographic Workshop is for you!!
The Grand Teton Digital Photographic Workshop runs five days, from Tuesday, June 26th through Saturday, June 30th.
In addition to its impressive mountain range and landscapes, Grand Teton National Park is also home to lakes and rivers and an abundance of wildlife.
2011 Grand Tetons Workshop
Happy Shooting,
Jeff Aiello
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Have you wanted to capture an amazing sunrise, but don’t know how to balance the bright sun with the dark ground?
You’ve heard of an ND filter, but don’t really know what it is or how to use one?
Have you witnessed an amazing sunset and shot 100 photos of it, and none of them really captured the beauty that you saw?
Snake River Sunset – Grand Teton, NP
Do you enjoy shooting wildlife, but really haven’t been able to capture an image of an animal that made your pulse race? One so close you can see the animal’s eyelashes and it’s soul?
Buffalo – Close up
You’ve heard the words aperture, f-stop, exposure, shutter speed, ISO, maybe even exposure biasing, but you don’t know what they all mean?
What do your flower shots look like?
Mule Ear Detail
Or do you have all the pieces, but just can’t put them together?
Are you photographs lacking drama?
Willow Flats Overlook – Grand Teton, NP
If your answer is yes to any of the above questions, or you just have always wanted to learn photography in an amazing place, my Grand Teton Digital Photographic Workshop is for you!!
The Grand Teton Digital Photographic Workshop runs five days, from Tuesday, June 26th through Saturday, June 30th.
In addition to its impressive mountain range and landscapes, Grand Teton National Park is also home to lakes and rivers and an abundance of wildlife.
2011 Grand Tetons Workshop
Happy Shooting,
Jeff Aiello
Posted in Camera Body, Camera support, Composition, Filter Usage, Fine Art Photography, Fine Art Photography, Lenses, Nature photography, Other Equipment, Photography, Photography Equipment, Photography General, Photography Instruction, Photography Techniques, Shutter Control, Wildlife photography, Workshop
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Hi folks,
As you know I’ve really been pushing my workshops lately. The thing(s) that really set my workshops apart from other photographic workshops, such as my upcoming Death Valley workshop, is that I really work with each participant in the class to increase their photographic skill and knowledge. Not only do we go to amazing locations such as Death Valley National Park, Grand Teton National Park, and New England in the Fall for my workshops, I work with the class as a whole and each individual to improve their composition, to understand depth of field and why different compositions may require different depths of field.
We also focus heavily on filter usage, and particularly using ND filters, ND grads, and polarizer to create the photograph we want, while keeping post processing to a minimum.
You can take the skills you learn during one of my workshops with you, and using them, can continue to improve your photography long after the workshop’s over.
Not only will you be able to create photographs like the one below during the workshop, you’ll know the why’s and how’s of creating such a photograph, and will be able to continuously improve your photography.
Stovepipe Wells Sand Dunes. Copyright 2010 by Jeffrey Aiello
So, don’t delay, there are still a few places available in my Death Valley Photo Workshop. Sign up today!
Happy Shooting,
Jeff Aiello
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