ADS & Courses
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Hello Photography Friends,
Join me in Algonquin Park and surrounding areas to photograph snow covered pines, crystalized vegetation and quiet frozen lakes. Wildlife possibilities include: moose, whitetail deer, martin, red fox, wintering birds like the ruffed and spruce grouse, pine & evening grosbeaks, pileated, hairy and downy woodpeckers, white & red-breasted nuthatches, blue & grey jays, boreal chickadee, red polls and pine siskin.
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What to Expect
The 2 day workshop will focus on how to achieve attractive backgrounds using depth of field and focal length. You will learn what shutter speeds to use for specific animals to take advantage of lower ISO’s, as well as what angles are more interesting or more attractive. I will give you tips on how to locate wildlife and what time of the day each animal or bird is more active, and show you how to best compose landscapes and wildlife images. You will learn how to consistently acquire focus in thick forest, and because we are in a small group I will be available to answer and assist you with any other questions you may have.
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To schedule a wildlife photography workshop, or if you have any questions please contact Michael Bertelsen
E-mail- [email protected]
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Free photo e-books from Larry Frank with donation to Daily Bread Food Bank
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Larry writes:
COVID 19 HAS CAUSED A HUNGER CRISIS
I photographed a single parent and his two children. I came face to face with an existential reality…the father goes hungry so his two children can eat. It wasn’t a pretty picture. Fact: after paying rent, light, heat, etc., the average Daily Bread Food Bank client has only $7.83 left per day to feed their family. This also is not a pretty picture. Click here to read his story.
If you can donate $25 directly to the Daily Bread Food Bank, it will be a great help as they get bulk pricing for food purchases. They’ll send you a tax receipt and, as a humble gift of thanks, I will send you my two photo eBooks, Stolen Moments and Visual Rhythm. The image below shows 28 of 267 pages of lessons on multiple topics. Hey, it’ll at least be a good read while in the bubble and you’ll have the satisfaction of helping really needy families.
For the direct link to the Daily Bread Food Bank, more sample pages and book reviews, go to www.larryfrankphoto.com.
| To receive the 2 free e-books, please identify your camera club association in the Personal Notes section of the Donation Page. As an extra bonus Larry will include a copy of his Mar 23 presentation. |
Niagara Frontier Regional Camera Club – Speaker Series 2020-2021
NFRCC & Hunt’s Photo and Video are offering virtual presentations.
There are 11 speakers scheduled in this speaker series with multiple genres. The series spans from September 2020 thru August 2021 with most presentations on a Monday evening each month. You can register for the entire series of speakers for $45.00 CDN (NFRCC members) $55.00 CDN (non-members) which provide you with access to all the speakers in the series.
There is also the option pick and choose which speakers you wish to see for $10.00 CDN (NFRCC members) $12.00 CDN (non-members), for those who only wish to attend a limited number of presentations. HST is included in these prices.
Click here to find the list of speakers and registration information.