Digital Wildlife & Nature Photography Intermediate to Advanced Workshop

Digital Wildlife & Nature Photography Intermediate to Advanced Workshop
Digital Wildlife & Nature Photography Intermediate to Advanced Workshop
Venue
The Marine Science Consortium
Address
34001 Mill Dam Road
Wallops Island, VA 23337
Region Eastern Shore
Locality Accomack
Date(s)/Time:
Wednesday, November 06, 2013 - Sunday, November 10, 2013
Phone: (757) 824-5636
Fax: (757) 824-5638
Email mscva@msconsortium.org
Website www.msconsortium.org

Located on the Atlantic Flyway, the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge is an important stop for a large number of migratory birds. This time of year is perfect for photographing a variety of bird species as well as the dynamic and breathtaking landscape. This intermediate to advanced workshop will concentrate on the more complex aspects of nature photography. As with the beginners to intermediate workshops, the emphasis is also on personal instruction; however participant will have more time spent in the field and more opportunities for image critiques. During this workshop, comprehensive field sessions offer great hands-on experience and provide an opportunity to capture stunning photos of natural subjects. Indoor class sessions explore the practical and theoretical aspects of image creation. The daily itinerary is set to provide photographers with maximum photography time, based on wildlife activity, weather conditions and light. The Eastern Shore of Virginia is a photographer's paradise, and the vicinity around Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge and Assateague National Seashore is phenomenal. The Island is full of wildlife and there are many fabulous places to capture and experience the beauty of pristine marsh lands, coastal forests and trails that lead to panoramic vistas and overlooks.


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Last Updated: 12/5/2012 8:58 AM
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