Advanced technology has provided photographers with tools that make digital photographs easier to manage, process, and share. With more than 30 years of experience and a long history of using film cameras, Ruth makes every effort to perfect her settings before making an exposure, but sometimes “life happens” and adjustments need to be made after capturing an image.

Bird photographers take a lot of photos. The latest cameras allow us to capture 10+ images a second and it’s not unusual to take 1,000 or more images in a day. Join Kathy Adams Clark for this workshop where she shares her editing and cataloguing workflow. Watch as she edits images explaining why some are deleted and others retained.

In this workshop, you will learn how to work in different lighting conditions to get the best results, how to select the best photos from what you created (focus, wing position, flight direction, body position, etc.), and how to anticipate behavior before you take the shot. Kathy will also cover the use of slow shutter speeds to create interesting and effective action shots.

Good photography can change hearts and minds. Join professional photographer Sean Fitzgerald for a presentation on how to photograph an ecosystem for maximum impact, with a particular focus on often overlooked Texas prairie ecosystems. Learn valuable tips to take better photos using a variety of techniques to help you tell the stories you want to tell.

Advanced technology has provided photographers with tools that make digital photographs easier to manage, process, and share. With more than 30 years of experience and a long history of using film cameras, Ruth makes every effort to perfect her settings before making an exposure, but sometimes “life happens” and adjustments need to be made after capturing an image.

Have you been curious about taking videos but just haven’t tried it yet or do you need some tips on how to improve your videos? Join Tim is this workshop which will cover the basics of how to capture and process slow-motion videos. Utilizing your camera to take videos will elevate your story telling capability, beyond just still photography. Taking videos in slow-motion allows you to see the intricate details of animal behavior, whether it’s wing motion of birds in flight or water splashing from shorebirds catching fish.

We all want to continue to grow as photographers, and in this workshop, Scott will discuss many different things one can do to improve your technical and artistic skills in order to capture better images.