Showing posts with label Teaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Teaching. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 20, 2007

Speaking to PPOCC

Last night my friend Dianne Marshall and I were the speakers at the Professional Photographers of Cape Cod (PPOCC)meeting. Di spoke about Lightroom and I spoke on blogging and networking. We had a great turn out at our new location-the Hyannis Golf Club. PPOCC is a tremendous asset to the Cape professional photography community for networking and education and I am so proud to be a part of it!!

Di talking about Lightroom



me......with the snazzy power point (thanks Sean!)

Wednesday, June 13, 2007

Back in the Garden

Bug's eye view. Set the camera down on the ground with the lens towards the sky and with a cable release photographed the backside of these daisies and ferns.....it's a bug's life!
WINDY DAY!!! The wind shook the flowers most of the morning shooting. So why not see what it looks like with the slower shutter speed. If you look at it long enough it looks like a horse running....(or maybe it's late and my eyes are tired!!!)

Back for the teaching of class two at the Green Briar Nature Center. My students brought in some of the images that they took last week and we talked about them. They did a really great job! Today we talked about composition and space in a photo. It was very cold and winy but here is what I got between talking to the class.....Enjoy!

Wednesday, June 6, 2007

Photographing Wildflowers at Green Briar





We had my first class that I am teaching about wildflower photography at the Green Briar Nature Center here in Sandwich today. I have four very enthusiastic students that came ready with their camera and tripods! We explored light and the quality of light today. We went from very sunny skies and the use of a diffuser and then to over cast sky that was ideal for our subjects. They all have their assignments and I am looking forward to seeing their work at our next class next week. Enjoy and Happy Spring!

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