Art Wolfe: Using Overcast light to your advantage from Art Wolfe on Vimeo.
Using Overcast light to your advantage
Sometimes having overcast light can improve your composition greatly, especially if you have the right tools. Shot on location in New Zealand.
The November Issue of Outdoor Photographer has several means of expression for me. The cover is Fitz Roy, Argentina. A breathtaking view in this special place called Patagonia. See page 20 for a description.
Next, OP Contributing Editor, Mark Edward Harris, has written a “Workshop Diary” article that describes his experience when he joined up with Jay Goodrich and me on the China workshop this year. This is very helpful for people to get an idea of the daily rhythms that go on during a workshop. There is a lot of work and learning that goes on amid the shuffling between hotels and transportation and meals. It is really great fun.
Finally, I see NIK Software is running an ad for Silver Efex Pro 2 with one of my B&W images from Huang Shan, China.
I’d say I was pretty well covered for November. Thanks, OP!
Art Wolfe: Rim Light from Art Wolfe on Vimeo.
Learn how to use extreme light to your advantage. Shot on location in Bolivia.
Art Wolfe: Wide Angle Lens Compositions from Art Wolfe on Vimeo.
Sometimes a landscape can be so interesting and new, one can forget how to capture it most effectively. Art discusses how a wide angle lens gave him the perfect composition in the surreal Pancake Rocks of New Zealand.
A commitment that borders on madness. The community of photographers that are bringing the world into focus.
Enjoy!
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Join Scott Sheppard and Art Wolfe in an intimate discussion about life, art, gardening, black & white, printing, painting, dogs, composition and a lifetime passion in photography.
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Australian businessman-turned-photographer Denis Glennon traveled to China with Art in April and his observations have been published in Better Digital Camera Magazine. More exciting yet, Denis & Art are planning a comprehensive seminar & workshop series in Australia & South Africa for March/April 2012. Details will be posted as soon as they are finalized.
Art Wolfe: Shooting in Harsh Conditions from Art Wolfe on Vimeo.
Technique
I have traveled to many locations that are not friendly to my traditional photography workflow. Here’s one way I deal with harsh conditions while still getting the shots I want, shot on location in Mali.
September 12, 2011 – Port Angeles, WA – With Jay Goodrich.
This 1-Day class follows Art Wolfe’s Olympic National Park Workshop. This is a great way to take what has just been taught in the field and learn to improve your process of development and managing large volumes of images with Lightroom 3.
As the popularity of digital image making grows, so does a photographer’s image catalog. How do we manage a hundred, thousand, or even 10,000 images? With the latest edition of Lightroom 3, Adobe is making the life of the photographer much, much easier. Photographer and writer Jay Goodrich has been using the Lightroom package since the first version, and is now offering a class to help those who are in need of a management solution for their collection of photographs. This one-day addition to our Olympic Peninsula workshop will begin with an overview of the Library and Develop Modules. Jay will then spend the rest of the time working with each participant to help catalog and maximize the images they created during the previous three days.
Price:$195.00
For more info e-mail Jay at jay@jaygoodrich.com
Note: Participants in the Olympic Peninsula Workshop will need to book an extra night in Port Angeles. This class is open to anyone.
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BLOG: Icelandic Ponies July 2011 – Images by Art Wolfe
We had a long day of driving today as we headed back to Reykjavik from the south coast. Late last week the Kafla volcano had a small eruption under the ice, and glacial meltwater rushed down and washed out the bridge on the highway. We were forced to alter our route somewhat and had to retreat through the highlands. Our photographic surprise for today were horses. There’s never a dull moment when these spunky little guys are around—they are truly a horse in a pony-sized package!
