Photo workshop i'll be attending

DanielB

i'll be attending a workshop on September 21st at the Kansas City Zoo, with the photographer Jonathan Chester . *the videographer for March of the Penguins* he's been to antarctica 10 times in the last decade. he'll be teaching us how to use the evening light to our advantage, how to post-process our photos better, and how to shoot wildlife in its natural habitat. it will be 15 of us students from my school. and lasts from 1-7:lust

yay.

wxwax

DanielB wrote:

i'll be attending a workshop on September 21st at the Kansas City Zoo, with the photographer Jonathan Chester . *the videographer for March of the Penguins* he's been to antarctica 10 times in the last decade. he'll be teaching us how to use the evening light to our advantage, how to post-process our photos better, and how to shoot wildlife in its natural habitat. it will be 15 of us students from my school. and lasts from 1-7

yay.

Wow, what a great opportunity.

When I was watching "March of the Penguins" all I could think of was that there was a human being behind the camera, suffering through the same conditions are the penguins, only (presumably!) without the body fat.

David_S85

A wonderful opportunity for you Daniel... and that was an outstanding documentary. We watched it on a day it was 106ºF outside.

DanielB

David_S85 wrote:

A wonderful opportunity for you Daniel... and that was an outstanding documentary. We watched it on a day it was 106ºF outside.

thanks David, i'm pumped

DanielB

wxwax wrote:

Wow, what a great opportunity.

When I was watching "March of the Penguins" all I could think of was that there was a human being behind the camera, suffering through the same conditions are the penguins, only (presumably!) without the body fat.

, it was a great documentary and i'm looking forward to picking his brain.