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Muench Workshops -- Spring Fling! Death Valley -- April, 2012
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Muench Workshops:
Spring Fling! Death Valley
April 9-12, 2012
We're headed back to Death Valley!
We'll be working on developing your pre-visualization skills, along with: using tilt/shift lenses to control depth of field, how to use auto-bracketing to maximum benefit, critiquing images, effective post-processing techniques including manually blending images to maximize your HDR images.
You'll be learning these techniques in fantastic locations such as Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Badwater, Zabriskie Point, Dante's View and Painter's Palette.
As always, personal instruction will be included.
This workshop is all-inclusive, covering all expenses (food, lodging, transportation, etc.) from the time you arrive to the time you leave.
More information here.
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Muench Workshops:
Spring Fling! Death Valley
April 9-12, 2012
We're headed back to Death Valley!
We'll be working on developing your pre-visualization skills, along with: using tilt/shift lenses to control depth of field, how to use auto-bracketing to maximum benefit, critiquing images, effective post-processing techniques including manually blending images to maximize your HDR images.
You'll be learning these techniques in fantastic locations such as Mesquite Flat Sand Dunes, Badwater, Zabriskie Point, Dante's View and Painter's Palette.
As always, personal instruction will be included.
This workshop is all-inclusive, covering all expenses (food, lodging, transportation, etc.) from the time you arrive to the time you leave.
More information here.
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.. I also just noticed the date. Wow, you guys plan really far ahead.
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