Clinton, NJ
Saturday, June 1, 2024, 9:00 am - 1:00 pm
(Rain date June 2, 1:00 pm - 5:00 pm)

Instructor: Richard Sherman
What makes a great landscape image? Why do some images grab our attention and others fade? How can you create rhythm and depth in your landscape images? Learn what you need to know to take your landscape photography to the next level.
We’ll spend the morning shooting leafy parks, a glimmering waterfall and a classic red barn. We’ll discuss the goals in landscape photography and the challenges based on the conditions of the day. Rich will work with each participant to provide suggestions and help you improve your photography.
We’ll return to the classroom to learn more about the classic techniques of landscape photography, delving into topics including gear, helpful applications, how to use light and shadow, focus-stacking, and suggestions for post-production.

“Rich is incredible, so extremely knowledgeable. I learned so much from him. There is much more to good photography than pressing the shutter button. I highly recommend Princeton Photo Workshop!” - Jim

"The landscape class with Richard was great...I had a lot of fun and went forward with new eyes." - Michelle

"I found the experience rewarding and well worth the time. Rich was patient and enthusiastic, and happy to answer my many questions. I finished the session with the motivation to practice these skills to further raise the quality of my work. I recommend Rich and Princeton Photo Workshop to anyone wanting to improve their skills in a photographic genre they already work in, and to those wanting to explore a new area." - Marc

$199

Required: wide-angle lens, zoom lens, tripod, and laptop

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