Nature Photography for Digital Photographers

Nature Photography for Digital Photographers with Stan Godwin at The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History

Wednesdays, September 17 & 24, October 1 & 8 from 9am-11am.

Saturday Field Trips September 27, October 4 from 7am-9am

The Cape Cod Museum of Natural History in Brewster presents Nature Photography for Digital Photographers with Stan Godwin, an introduction to the technique of fine nature photography using digital capture.

The course will be on Wednesdays 9-11 am September 17 & 24, October 1 & 8 with Saturday Field Trips 7-9 am on September 27 and October 4.

Cost: (CCMNH & CCAA) $100/member, $125/non-member.

Register with the Cape Cod Art Association 508-362-2909.

The ideal student has a deep love of nature, a photo quality inkjet printer and Photoshop® or Photoshop Elements® on a home computer. Topics will include techniques and aesthetics of shooting in nature as well as archiving and printing images on your home computer and/or through your local professional lab.

Stan Godwin was an Associate Professor of Photography at Texas A&M-Commerce (TAMU-C) where he was employed for thirty years. He has taught a variety of courses including Basic Black and White, Color, Nature and Wildlife, Visual Perception and Digital Imaging. His photographs have been widely published in magazines, newspapers and books, shown in galleries and on the web. He is past President of the Photo Imaging Education Association and currently serves as Consultant to that group, as well as teaching workshops on Cape Cod and in Texas.

Students with basic digital SLR knowledge and/or students from any of Stan Godwin’s previous classes are welcome. Knowledge of shooting and handling RAW images is highly recommended! This will be a shooting class.

Materials List required: digital camera and lens, memory card(s), tripod and/or monopod, charged batteries, owner’s manual for your camera.

For further information, please contact the Cape Cod Art Association or the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, 508-896-3867, Ext. 129.