Do your portraits of wildflowers depict the beauty and depth of feeling you experienced while clicking the shutter? Would you like to have your images “speak” to people?
Wildflowers appear deceptively simple to photograph but your finished product may say otherwise. Natural lighting, breeze, background, and patience are some of the variables that affect the portrait you take.
You will be introduced to easy methods that help you capture the results you desire. This workshop includes visual presentations, demonstrations, and time in the field that will enhance your shooting skills. A review and group discussion will follow the field work. Participants should bring:
-35mm digital or film SLR camera that you are familiar with
macro lens if available
-tripod
-no more than 2 prints to share with the group
-bottled water/beverage, and a bag lunch
-a hat, sturdy shoes, and pants you don’t mind getting dirty, for our time in the field
-a laptop computer or portable drive to share photos taken during our field work (optional).
Reny Parker’s Wildflowers of Northern California’s Wine Country & North Coast Rangeswon awards from Independent Publishing and Writer’s Digest. In Bay Nature Library – “Parker's beautifully composed images stand out as lovely little works of art.” Reny has been photographing nature for over 40 years with wildflowers her specialty since 1990 and she shares her passion for wildflowers and nature at Renyswildflowers.com with over 4,000 searchable images identified to 112 plant species. One of her photographs won first place in the botanical category at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. She is past president of a local chapter of the California Native Plant Society.
For more information please contact Fort Ross Conservancy at 707-847-3437 or [email protected]
Brought to you by Fort Ross Conservancy & Reny Parker
More details at https://www.fortross.org/events.htm
Workshop price covers your California State Park entrance/day-use fee as well!
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Wildflowers appear deceptively simple to photograph but your finished product may say otherwise. Natural lighting, breeze, background, and patience are some of the variables that affect the portrait you take.
You will be introduced to easy methods that help you capture the results you desire. This workshop includes visual presentations, demonstrations, and time in the field that will enhance your shooting skills. A review and group discussion will follow the field work. Participants should bring:
-35mm digital or film SLR camera that you are familiar with
macro lens if available
-tripod
-no more than 2 prints to share with the group
-bottled water/beverage, and a bag lunch
-a hat, sturdy shoes, and pants you don’t mind getting dirty, for our time in the field
-a laptop computer or portable drive to share photos taken during our field work (optional).
Reny Parker’s Wildflowers of Northern California’s Wine Country & North Coast Rangeswon awards from Independent Publishing and Writer’s Digest. In Bay Nature Library – “Parker's beautifully composed images stand out as lovely little works of art.” Reny has been photographing nature for over 40 years with wildflowers her specialty since 1990 and she shares her passion for wildflowers and nature at Renyswildflowers.com with over 4,000 searchable images identified to 112 plant species. One of her photographs won first place in the botanical category at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. She is past president of a local chapter of the California Native Plant Society.
For more information please contact Fort Ross Conservancy at 707-847-3437 or [email protected]
Brought to you by Fort Ross Conservancy & Reny Parker
More details at https://www.fortross.org/events.htm
Workshop price covers your California State Park entrance/day-use fee as well!
Do your portraits of wildflowers depict the beauty and depth of feeling you experienced while clicking the shutter? Would you like to have your images “speak” to people?
Wildflowers appear deceptively simple to photograph but your finished product may say otherwise. Natural lighting, breeze, background, and patience are some of the variables that affect the portrait you take.
You will be introduced to easy methods that help you capture the results you desire. This workshop includes visual presentations, demonstrations, and time in the field that will enhance your shooting skills. A review and group discussion will follow the field work. Participants should bring:
-35mm digital or film SLR camera that you are familiar with
macro lens if available
-tripod
-no more than 2 prints to share with the group
-bottled water/beverage, and a bag lunch
-a hat, sturdy shoes, and pants you don’t mind getting dirty, for our time in the field
-a laptop computer or portable drive to share photos taken during our field work (optional).
Reny Parker’s Wildflowers of Northern California’s Wine Country & North Coast Rangeswon awards from Independent Publishing and Writer’s Digest. In Bay Nature Library – “Parker's beautifully composed images stand out as lovely little works of art.” Reny has been photographing nature for over 40 years with wildflowers her specialty since 1990 and she shares her passion for wildflowers and nature at Renyswildflowers.com with over 4,000 searchable images identified to 112 plant species. One of her photographs won first place in the botanical category at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. She is past president of a local chapter of the California Native Plant Society.
For more information please contact Fort Ross Conservancy at 707-847-3437 or [email protected]
Brought to you by Fort Ross Conservancy & Reny Parker
More details at https://www.fortross.org/events.htm
Workshop price covers your California State Park entrance/day-use fee as well!
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Wildflowers appear deceptively simple to photograph but your finished product may say otherwise. Natural lighting, breeze, background, and patience are some of the variables that affect the portrait you take.
You will be introduced to easy methods that help you capture the results you desire. This workshop includes visual presentations, demonstrations, and time in the field that will enhance your shooting skills. A review and group discussion will follow the field work. Participants should bring:
-35mm digital or film SLR camera that you are familiar with
macro lens if available
-tripod
-no more than 2 prints to share with the group
-bottled water/beverage, and a bag lunch
-a hat, sturdy shoes, and pants you don’t mind getting dirty, for our time in the field
-a laptop computer or portable drive to share photos taken during our field work (optional).
Reny Parker’s Wildflowers of Northern California’s Wine Country & North Coast Rangeswon awards from Independent Publishing and Writer’s Digest. In Bay Nature Library – “Parker's beautifully composed images stand out as lovely little works of art.” Reny has been photographing nature for over 40 years with wildflowers her specialty since 1990 and she shares her passion for wildflowers and nature at Renyswildflowers.com with over 4,000 searchable images identified to 112 plant species. One of her photographs won first place in the botanical category at the Lady Bird Johnson Wildflower Center. She is past president of a local chapter of the California Native Plant Society.
For more information please contact Fort Ross Conservancy at 707-847-3437 or [email protected]
Brought to you by Fort Ross Conservancy & Reny Parker
More details at https://www.fortross.org/events.htm
Workshop price covers your California State Park entrance/day-use fee as well!
show less
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