We would all like to think of ourselves as “a human tripod,” but the reality is that camera shake is something with which we must
Category: Education
5 Tips for Night Photography
There’s nothing more epic than taking in the Canadian Rockies at night. Between the huge skies, Milky Way, and northern lights, there’s no shortage of amazing
Which B&W film is right for you?
Analogue photography has been on the rise, and Kodak’s reintroduction of Professional T-Max P3200 (after having discontinued it in 2012) is the latest event fanning
Why You Should Be Using Neutral Density Filters
If you don’t have a variable neutral density filter in your camera kit, you need to get one STAT! I typically don’t use any filters
Tips for Photographing the Super Moon Wed, Jan. 31
Tips for Photographing a Super Moon by Tamron Image Master David Akoubian of Bear Woods Photography. The term “Blue” moon is based on the simple idea
ASMP Photography Assistant’s Workshop
Learn the tools you need to be a professional photographer and assist in the studio. Hands on demonstrations and instructions for lighting, studio staging, and
Garden of the Gods Sunrise Photo Walk, Sun March 4, 6:15 – 8:15 am
In this two part group workshop we will be exploring the back trail of Garden of the Gods and shooting eastward at a vantage point
Sports Photography Sun, Jan 28 1-3pm Dublin
Improve your sports photography and ability to capture action shots “in the moment” with Nikon’s Jeff Mitchell Sunday, Jan 28 at 1pm at Mike’s Camera,
Microphone 101 with Røde Microphones Tuesday, 1/16
Microphone 101 w/ RØDE Microphones This class will be an overall run-through of microphone options, techniques for videography, and present tools commonly used in recording,
Daniel Cox & Panasonic Present Adventures in the Wild
Overview Join professional wildlife and natural history photographer Daniel J. Cox to find out why he’s made the switch to the Panasonic Lumix system. Dan