Photography Technique

If you Moose's book Captured, you probably were disappointed when you read his statement, "If you want to play with the big boys, you gotta have 600mm!" But Moose started with a 400mm and that was his longest lens for the first 5 years. That focal length taught him all the main lessons he depends on today to be successful. You have a basic DSLR and a 70-300 or a 100-400? Moose will share with you all that his 400mm taught him, permitting him to get where he is today. These are all techniques, tricks and tips you can apply to your photography to get you way beyond being a rookie and becoming a successful wildlife photographer.

Imagine if there was a guaranteed way to get the very best results from each and every photo shoot. To get exactly the shots you wanted, the best out of your model, make the best use of your time and ultimately add great images to your portfolio…well there is!

Join UK photographer, retoucher and trainer Glyn Dewis for this class as he shows you the photography tips, tricks and techniques that will ensure each and every photo shoot is a complete success!

This presentation will chronicle the on going career of Dave Black. Dave’s portfolio images from his work with Sports Illustrated, Newsweek, ESPN, and Golf Digest will be presented along with a variety of sports action including his coverage of 12 Olympic Games, Kentucky Derby, and the Masters. Practical information of how Dave approaches covering sports events and working with athletes, along with insightful strategies, unique equipment applications, and personal commentary will be featured throughout this presentation.   My presentation is designed to inform, educate, and entertain. Attendee’s can become familiar with my work by visiting my website tutorial articles. Simply log on to  www.daveblackphotography.com and click the Workshop at the Ranch page for in-depth instructional articles.

Learn how to capture the magic of the skies and the metal birds that cruise through them.