Death Valley Photo Workshop

[Gem Singer]

dperez,

The object of a workshop is not to point out what scenes to shoot, but to learn how to capture those scenes with a camera so that they accurately reproduce what the photographer visualized.

If you have already mastered that technique, you certainly don't need to attend a workshop.

However, less skilled photographers will probably gain from the experience.

[Preston]

dperez,

The object of a workshop is not to point out what scenes to shoot, but to learn how to capture those scenes with a camera so that they accurately reproduce what the photographer visualized.

If you have already mastered that technique, you certainly don't need to attend a workshop.

However, less skilled photographers will probably gain from the experience.

I heartily agree. +1

There is always something new to learn. There are workshops that I would love to attend, but cannot afford; and I have been making photographs since 1971.

--P

[dperez]

dperez,

The object of a workshop is not to point out what scenes to shoot, but to learn how to capture those scenes with a camera so that they accurately reproduce what the photographer visualized.

If you have already mastered that technique, you certainly don't need to attend a workshop.

However, less skilled photographers will probably gain from the experience.

Yes I agree with you 100%, but that was not what I got from the website. No disrespect meant by my post. I agree, that some photographers might benifit, but I don't know how productive it would be in three days between Death Valley and Alabama Hills.

[iwphotography]

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