Cloud Gate or "The Bean" (1/8th at f/3.5 ISO 2000)
I’m happy to announce my Chicago workshop coming this June 19th-20th . My game plan is pretty simple- to have fun teaching eight willing participants the in’s and out’s of how I go about taking photos. We will spend some of the time in the field shooting. and some time in the classroom discussing post processing using software programs like Lightroom. This class is perfect for beginner and intermediate photographers looking to take their skills to the next level. We will cover such subjects as aperture priority, f-stops, exposure, speed, equipment selection, ethics, best practices, marketing, networking, etc.
Saturday
9 a.m.-10 a.m. (meet and greet)
10 a.m.-1 p.m. (shooting in the field)
1 p.m.- 4 p.m. (post processing /Lightroom instruction)
9 p.m. (optional night photography shoot)
Sunday
9 a.m.- 12p.m. (recap, critique, Q&A)
12p.m. (workshop concluded)
The cost of the workshop is $475 payable via PayPal or personal check. If you’re interested in the workshop please drop me a note at john@batdorffphotography.com.
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John is an award winning landscape and travel photographer who splits his time between Chicago and Montana. His work has been featured in National Museum of Wildlife Art in Jackson Hole. John loves the outdoors and traveling, and sharing his images with others.
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that’s a great picture an i would LOVE to go to your workshop but I live in NYC. Can you recommend a resonable place to stay in the area near to where the workshop would be? and I have the worst basic camera you can think of. How important is the equipment? I would rally love to attend the workshop if just for learning. thanks!
Peggy,
I’ll plan on emailing you a list of reasonable places to stay. In regards to the camera.. don’t fret. In my previous workshop we had people with expensive DSLRs to simple point-n-shoots. It should be a great learning environment. I hope to see you there. John