Landscape Photography Training
All Training Sessions are reserved in 3-hour blocks. Whether you want to go out into the field and receive hands-on camera training or sit at a coffee shop and receive editing guidance; the choice is yours!
In-The-Field-Training
In-The-Field-Training
On Location
Camera Settings | Panos | Composition | Exposure Triangle | Time-Blending | Focus Stacking | Exposure Bracketing | Night Sky | Long Exposure | “Just A Little Guidance” | Other
Focus Stacking
There will likely be times when you simply cannot get your entire image sharp throughout its full depth. This is especially the case when shooting low to the ground with a wide-angle lens where parts of the image are up close and parts are off in the distance. These compositions require multiple images to be taken while in the field as well as specific post-processing techniques.
In-The-Field Training Session: An In-The-Field Training Session will walk you through the steps necessary to get your camera settings ready, to compose, and to take the Component Images necessary for future processing into a final Composite Image that is crisp all of the way through.
On-The-Computer Training Session: Once you have your Component Images, you’ll need to “stack” them via the computer. I have two methods for doing this and teach them both via Adobe Photoshop.
Combination Training Session: Feel free to combine both the In-The-Field and On-The-Computer Training Sessions for a complete learning experience!
On-The-Computer Training
On-The-Computer Training
Behind The Computer
Photoshop/Lightroom | Focus Stacking | Object Removal/Time-Blending | Working With Layers | HDR & How | Night Sky | Smart Objects | My Workflow | “Just A Little Guidance” | Other | Panoramas
Field & PC Training
Field & PC Training
Combination
The choice of how to use your Training Session is totally up to you. The most common method is a mix of both In-The-Field as well as On-The-Computer training where we go out and take pictures and then sit and edit them together.
Book Time With Jason
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