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A minimum of 8 photo sessions with wildlife babies born in the spring of 2018 which can include wolf pups, grey fox kits, Siberian lynx kitten, raccoon pups, coyote pups, Canadian lynx kitten, porcupine baby, red fix kits, bobcat kitten, badger pup and fisher pup. An instructional online webinar in advance of the workshop that covers wildlife photography composition tips, camera settings and recommended equipment. Guidance and assistance throughout the workshop. Evening sessions for critiques and post processing demonstrations. Maximum of 10 participants.
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This 90 minute webinar will show you the basics for setting up a SmugMug website of your very own. SmugMug is easy! I will show you the basic functions, templates and features that will get you set up. And the price includes a 54-page PDF Instructions Document outlining the basic SmugMug functions for your reference. This webinar will cover the following basic SmugMug functions: A summary of the available Smugmug Plans and how to pick the one that suits your needs How to select a…
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Photograph wild North American black bears in their natural environment. DNR estimates there are 12,000-15,000 black bears in Minnesota. We can anticipate seeing up to 30 different bears on a given day during the workshop. Online instructional webinar in advance of the workshop to prepare. Hands-on assistance in photographing adult, juvenile and baby black bears on the ground and in trees. Signed copy of Kathleen’s book Capturing the Moment, The Art & Science of Photographing Wild Animals. Maximum of 8 participants.
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Wildlife in Minnesota
9 photo sessions selected from species that are all native to Minnesota: Cougar, bobcat, lynx, black wolf, grey wolf, coyote, black bear, red fox, silver fox, cross fox, gray fox, beaver, whitetail deer, weasel, fisher, badger, mink, striped skunk, opossum, woodchuck, raccoon and porcupine. Photograph wildlife at eye level in lush water and land backdrops. An instructional online webinar in advance of the workshop that covers wildlife photography composition tips, camera settings and recommended equipment. Guidance and assistance throughout the workshop. Maximum of 10 participants.
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Join professional wildlife photographer instructor Kathleen Reeder for an incredible hummingbird photo workshop in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. With expert wildlife photography instruction before and during the workshop, and an unbelievable quantity of hummingbirds to photograph in glorious Red Rock country, you will most certainly capture lots of great images!
Find out more »Join professional wildlife photographer instructor Kathleen Reeder for an incredible hummingbird photo workshop in beautiful Sedona, Arizona. With expert wildlife photography instruction before and during the workshop, and an unbelievable quantity of hummingbirds to photograph in glorious Red Rock country, you will most certainly capture lots of great images!
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Join professional wildlife photographer Kathleen Reeder for a 90-minute online instructional webinar and then a half-day photo workshop at Butterfly Wonderland in Scottsdale, Arizona. This workshop is suitable for all skill levels. With Kathleen’s expert photography instruction before and during the workshop, and a vast array of beautiful butterflies to photograph, you will capture incredible images! Butterfly Wonderland is the largest indoor rainforest conservatory in the United States. More than 3,000 butterflies from around the world flutter among the lush tropical plants and flowers, landing for just long enough to capture the perfect photograph. The flowers, trees and plants within the atrium have been chosen precisely for the butterfly species within.
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Wildlife in Fall Colors
8 photo sessions selected from the following species: Siberian tiger, Snow leopard, Amur leopard, Grizzly bear, Mountain lion, Red Fox, Grey Fox, Cross Fox, Canadian Lynx, Bobcat, Gray Wolf, Coyote, Porcupine, Raccoon, Badger, Skunk, Pine marten and more. The animals are exceptionally healthy. Photograph wildlife at eye level in natural settings with beautiful fall colors. The most common lens used is a 70-200mm. An instructional online webinar in advance of the workshop that covers wildlife photography composition tips, camera settings and recommended equipment. Guidance and assistance throughout the workshop. Evening sessions for critiques, post processing demonstrations and more. Maximum of 12 participants.
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Friday night presentation and then EXCLUSIVE access to the park at DAWN on Saturday for this group ONLY, making this a one of a kind opportunity. Transportation THROUGHOUT the Park to carry your gear. PLUS animals are treated to specific areas within their habitats best for photographs. Evening session in-person the night before to prepare you for getting the most out of your camera and the experience. Hands-on assistance in photographing wildlife in a variety of settings, including outdoor habitats, open ranges and unobstructed views. You won’t find a similar venue with the variety of photographic opportunities for this cost anywhere except at Out of Africa Wildlife Park. Many participants have attend the workshop every year, because of its value. Maximum of 12 participants.
Find out more »Friday night presentation and then EXCLUSIVE access to the park at DAWN on Saturday for this group ONLY, making this a one of a kind opportunity. Transportation THROUGHOUT the Park to carry your gear. PLUS animals are treated to specific areas within their habitats best for photographs. Evening session in-person the night before to prepare you for getting the most out of your camera and the experience. Hands-on assistance in photographing wildlife in a variety of settings, including outdoor habitats, open ranges and unobstructed views. You won’t find a similar venue with the variety of photographic opportunities for this cost anywhere except at Out of Africa Wildlife Park. Many participants have attend the workshop every year, because of its value. Maximum of 12 participants.
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