DIGITAL
WILDLIFE
WORKSHOP
WITH STEVE WINTER
WHERE: Online PHOTO TYPE: Wildlife LENGHT: 2 days DATE: April 17-18, 2021 PARTICIPANTS: Max 20 INTRODUCTION PRICE: USD 595
Join National Geographic wildlife photographer Steve Winter for an online workshop – wherever you are in the world! For two days, Steve will inspire you and help you develop your photo skills.
This workshop will also give you the opportunity to gain personal feedback on your photographs from Steve within a supportive environment. He will discuss the images themselves, as well as editing and sequencing. Steve will also offer ideas on how to build a portfolio or tell a photo story from existing work or a planned project.
Whether you are new to photography or want to take your work to the next level, this workshop will help you think about photographing wildlife in unique ways and will help you create a meaningful body of work.
- Hear Steve talk about the process behind his most famous photos.
- Learn about image composition.
- Learn new ways to capture unique images of big cats and other wildlife.
- Get individual attention, with plenty of time for questions and discussion.
- Get feedback from Steve on your photographs.
- Join in from wherever you are!
WHERE: Online
PHOTO TYPE: Wildlife
LENGHT: 2 days
DATES: April 17-18, 2021
INTRODUCTION PRICE: USD 595
Join Nat Geo wildlife photographer Steve Winter for an online workshop, wherever you are in the world! For two days, he will inspire you and help you develop your work.
This workshop will also give you the opportunity to gain personal feedback on your photographs from Steve within a supportive environment. He will discuss the images themselves, as well as editing and sequencing. Steve will also offer ideas on how to build a portfolio or tell a photo story from existing work or a planned project.
Whether you are new to photography or want to take your work to the next level, this workshop will help you think about photographing wildlife in unique ways and will help you create a meaningful body of work.
- Hear Steve talk about the process behind his most famous photos.
- Learn about image composition.
- Learn new ways to capture unique images of big cats and other wildlife.
- Get individual attention, with plenty of time for questions and discussion.
- Get feedback from Steve on your photographs.
- Join in from wherever you are!
CONTENT
CONTENT
A WORKSHOP WITH STEVE WINTER
During the workshop Steve will cover a range of different topics among other:
- The Steve Winter Nat Geo Story.
- Image composition.
- Working with light in different situations.
- Ways of working with focal length.
- Photograph big cats like Steve Winter.
- Portfolio Review.
- Photo discussions.
ITINERARY
ITINERARY
You are welcomed by Steve Winter to this digital workshop for three hours where he will inspire you –– and help you develop your work.
Our days together begin with Steve bringing us along on his journey, which began with the dream of photographing for National Geographic and sent him around the world on assignment for the magazine for the past 25 years.
During the morning session, Steve will show his photographs, including some of his most iconic images. You will hear the stories behind the pictures and follow him through the creative process. He will offer details on everything from photo equipment and technique to gaining permissions, collaborating with experts and safety. Using his images as examples, he will discuss composition, camera settings and use of flash to specific effects. You’ll also see the outtakes: Steve will show pictures that didn’t work, explain what went wrong and what he did to avoid the same mistake.
There will be interaction throughout, with questions and discussion welcome as Steve offers concrete tips on how to expand your vision and technique, with many takeaways for your own work.
The workshop will be held on the ZOOM app, which can be downloaded for free to your computer or mobile.
APRIL 18 – TIME: 11 AM, EST
Our second day begins with Steve talking about the editing process. Using his own work, he’ll share important considerations in selecting your best images.
The rest of the day will be devoted to Portfolio Reviews where Steve will discuss individual images, technique, editing, sequencing. He will offer tips on how to work in particular field conditions and with different species.
This is the perfect opportunity to get feedback on your work from one of the world’s foremost photographers.
You are welcomed by Steve Winter to this digital workshop for three hours where he will inspire you –– and help you develop your work.
Our days together begin with Steve bringing us along on his journey, which began with the dream of photographing for National Geographic and sent him around the world on assignment for the magazine for the past 25 years.
During the morning session, Steve will show his photographs, including some of his most iconic images. You will hear the stories behind the pictures and follow him through the creative process. He will offer details on everything from photo equipment and technique to gaining permissions, collaborating with experts and safety. Using his images as examples, he will discuss composition, camera settings and use of flash to specific effects. You’ll also see the outtakes: Steve will show pictures that didn’t work, explain what went wrong and what he did to avoid the same mistake.
There will be interaction throughout, with questions and discussion welcome as Steve offers concrete tips on how to expand your vision and technique, with many takeaways for your own work.
The workshop will be held on the ZOOM app, which can be downloaded for free to your computer or mobile.
APRIL 18 – TIME: 11 AM, EST
Our second day begins with Steve talking about the editing process. Using his own work, he’ll share important considerations in selecting your best images.
The rest of the day will be devoted to Portfolio Reviews where Steve will discuss individual images, technique, editing, sequencing. He will offer tips on how to work in particular field conditions and with different species.
This is the perfect opportunity to get feedback on your work from one of the world’s foremost photographers.
STEVE WINTER
STEVE WINTER
PORTFOLIO: stevewinterphoto.com
PRICE AND BOOKING
PRICE & BOOKING
PRICE
Introduction price per person until April 1: USD 595
Normal price per person: USD 695
Included:
A Two day digital workshop with Steve Winter.
Approximately three hours workshop per day.
Inspiring lectures.
Discussions around photography.
Portfolio Reviews.
FACTS
TARGET GROUP: Photographers interested in developing their knowledge on wildlife and nature photography.
PARTICIPANTS: Min. 12, max. 20
EQUIPMENT: Computer or mobile phone, using the Zoom app
PREPARATION: Select up to 20 photos that represents you as a photographer or are part of a recent or ongoing project. After signing up, we will send details on how to upload your work.
PAYMENT
When you have made your booking you will receive a conformation and payment instructions. Payment can be done via Master Card, VISA or money transfer.
BOOKING
To make a booking fill in the form below.
Book Your digital workshop
PRICE
Introduction price per person until April 1: USD 595
Normal price per person: USD 695
Included:
A Two day digital workshop with Steve Winter.
Approximately three hours workshop per day.
Inspiring lectures.
Discussions around photography.
Portfolio Reviews.
FACTS
TARGET GROUP: Photographers interested in developing their knowledge on wildlife and nature photography.
PARTICIPANTS: Min. 12, max. 20
EQUIPMENT: Computer or mobile phone, using the Zoom app
PREPARATION: Select up to 20 photos that represents you as a photographer or are part of a recent or ongoing project. After signing up, we will send details on how to upload your work.
PAYMENT
When you have made your booking you will receive a conformation and payment instructions. Payment can be done via Master Card, VISA or money transfer.
BOOKING
To make a booking fill out the form below.
Book Your digital workshop
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