Joe LeFevre presents "Making Nature Time-Lapse Movies"
at NECCC
Joe LeFevre (NY) Making Nature Time-Lapse
Movies
The latest digital cameras
offer excellent opportunities for visual expression. One technique that is especially well suited
to digital capture is time-lapse photography, where hours of elapsed time are
condensed into seconds or minutes. In
this introductory session, Joe will cover all the basics of making nature
time-lapse movies including necessary equipment, choice of subject matter,
field techniques, and post-processing software options. The principles you will learn can be applied
to other types of time-lapse photography besides nature. Please join Joe for an informative session on
a technique that you will enjoy trying because it’s just plain fun! (B, I, A)
The New England Camera Club Council (NECCC) is a non-profit umbrella group for camera clubs in the New England states (Connecticut, Rhode Island, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and Vermont). The Council was established in 1937 and incorporated in 1963. The Council sponsors a variety of events and services for the photographers of New England including an annual three-day photography conference each July at the University of Massachusetts in Amherst, MA, which is one of the largest in the United States. Over 1000 photographers from the U.S. and other countries attend our conference. Attendees range from beginner to professional photographer. Find out more and Register Here.
"A Nature of Possibility Retreat" (with Mark Bowie)
August 11-15, 2013 Woods Inn Inlet, New York 13360 The retreat program is our ultimate Adirondack photography experience; a classic artist's retreat for experienced photographers who want to immerse themselves in their craft. As a participant you will be challenged to create a body of work based on your experiences during the week and share your results with the group. (We will be printing some of your work for display in the retreat space.) You will be photographing a variety of Adirondack landscapes chosen for their diverse possibilities — scenic mountains, woods, and waters that make the Adirondacks so distinctive. Your activities will be planned to take advantage of all the little things that make the Adirondacks unique in the pantheon of American wild places.For more information go to: http://www.adkpi.org/workshops-tours/2013/bowie_lefevre_aug11/index.html | |
"Adirondack Photography Weekend"
September 20-22, 2013 Lake Placid, NY In partnership with Adirondack Life magazine API is teaming-up once again to bring you a fun and informative weekend — a celebration of photography — in the Olympic Village! This is a wonderful opportunity to experience the unique beauty of the High Peaks region of the Adirondacks and learn first-hand from leaders in nature photography and regional publishing the latest tips and techniques for improving the quality of your images, as well as guidelines and advice for getting your images into print. For more information go to: http://www.adkpi.org/workshops-tours/2013/apw_sep20/index.html | |
"Waterfalls and Wine Country"
October 17-20, 2013 Ithaca, NY Waterfalls and winemaking are what make New York's Finger Lakes region famous. Add in Autumn: pastoral, tranquil, and clothed in blazing color. What a fantastic combination for a workshop! Some of the most scenic waterfalls in the country reside here. There are over two hundred in the region, including Taughannock Falls, the highest in New York State. Each fall has its own character; some drop like bridal veils, others sluice over ledges, and some, like those in renowned Watkins Glen, carve dramatic chasms. Most of our photo time will be spent taking advantage of opportunities provided by the waterfalls near Ithaca and Watkins Glen. In addition, we will mix in a visit to a local winery or two, to break up our day and give us additional photo possibilities. For more information go to: http://www.adkpi.org/workshops-tours/2013/bowie_radigan_oct17/index.html |
