Landscape photographers are surrounded with all kinds of subject matter, natural, human-made, and sometimes a combination of both: a pristine snow-capped mountain or a dilapidated barn, a city street or a meadow of flowers, maybe a rushing stream rolling past concrete walls full of graffiti. The landscape might change, but photographic fundamentals remain constant. How those fundamentals relate to your vision as a landscape photographer is what this two-session class is about.

Topics include:

• Exposure Triangle: ISO, Aperture and Shutter Speed
• The Importance of Manual Mode
• Understanding Your Exposure Meter
• Depth of Field of Focus
• White Balance
• Composition
• Filters – When to Use and When Not to Use
• Tripod
• RAW or JPG or Both?

Designed for DSLR and Mirrorless photographers. This class is a great introduction to landscape photography and a very useful lead-in to the Photo Boot Camp: Fall Foliage workshop coming in October.