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September 2009: Master Photo Newsletter
We’ve been working hard to get the latest releases out as soon as possible and almost missed the
New England Color
September newsletter!
Just released is the new title “New England Color – Field Techniques for Great Pictures”. Join master photographer Jim Zuckerman as he photographs New England in autumn. This area offers a variety of historic locations from the lighthouses of Maine to classic churches and cemeteries in Massachusetts. Shooting in a variety of lighting conditions from sunrise to sunset, Jim is faced with the challenges every outdoor photographer encounters. With over 40 years experience as a professional photographer, Jim Zuckerman shares a wealth of photo tips, tricks, and experience from the field.
On disc two, Jim takes his work back into the studio to show some of his favorite photoshop techniques. The lessons include correcting perspective, creating reflections, and compositing a moon. Jim then reviews an extensive portfolio of some of his most challenging photographs, describing the technical and logistical obstacles he overcame to capture some of his favorite and most enduring pictures.
Take a look at some of the images Jim captured for the program and some free video tips.
Shooting at Magnolia Gardens
Due out late October is a new release from Tony Sweet titled “Visual Artistry: The Art of Pre-Visualizing in Modern Digital Photography.
Shot during the springtime in Charleston, South Carolina, Tony covers some of his all-time favorite locations from Magnolia Gardens to historic Charleston. We also see how Tony uses creative post processing techniques to enhance his pictures to create a one-of-a-kind look.
Some of the digital processes include High Dynamic Range, Photomerge Stitch Pans, Digital Sandwiching, and Infrared. This program runs more than 3 1/2 hours and is packed with advice on composition, exposure, and creative techniques.
Working the scene at Drayton Hall
We are sure this program will help take your photography to the next level and be as useful as Tony’s previous title, “Visual Literacy“. We have even started plans to shoot a program featuring Tony’s flower photography next spring!
Currently in production is a program with photographer Adam Barker. Many know Barker for his inspiring landscape work. Enamored with golden light and unforgettable vistas, his landscapes have sold as limited edition fine art prints to private and corporate collectors throughout the United States. His love affair with exceptional imagery has translated into stirring editorial work in skiing, fly fishing and numerous other lifestyle and adventure publications. In addition, Barker is also frequently sought after by commercial clients seeking imagery that conveys a strong sense of place, product and lifestyle.
August 2009: Master Photo Newsletter
Welcome to the first official newsletter from Master Photo Workshops. We are thrilled to announce our latest title
New Steve Kossack DVD
“Every Picture Tells A Story: A location workshop with Steve Kossack“ is now available for purchase. The program features renowned landscape photographer and workshop leader Steve Kossack on location in northern Arizona, photographing some of the most iconic locations in the south west, including Horseshoe Bend, Lower Antelope Canyon and The Wave.
Born and raised in Southern California and professionally trained in photography with the intent of teaching, Steve Kossack’s approach differs from most. He was experiencing these areas long before he had a camera and feels very privileged to be able to share his passion and knowledge with others. Steve’s experience, and unique way of seeing has brought enjoyment, and enlightenment to many.
Take a look at some of the amazing images Steve captured on location on our Galleries page. We also have some scenes of the program available for viewing. Enjoy!
Our next title will take you through New England in the fall with photographer Jim Zuckerman. Jim has been a professional photographer for nearly 40 years and has established a very diverse body of work. He is as well known for his photoshop work as for his wildlife and outdoor/nature portfolio.
Autumn River by Jim Zuckerman
Jim has been a contributing editor to Photographic Magazine for 3 1/2 decades. His images, articles, and photo features have been published in scores of books and magazines including Time-Life books, publications of the National Geographic Society, Outdoor Photographer, Life Magazine, Omni Magazine, Conde Nast Traveler, Shutterbug, Science Fiction Age, National Wildlife and Opticon, a prestigious photo magazine in Greece.
