Posts Tagged ‘maui private photo workshop’
Nature is fantastic
We went to the beach at dawn to photograph the morning light. We did not expect to see a pair of Hawaiian Green Sea Turtles making their way towards the sea. And so our day was blessed from the beginning. So lucky to be in Maui to experience these majestic creatures. After the…
Read MoreA picture is worth a 1000 words.
I received an email with this image yesterday from Peter Coad, a recent workshop participant. This is what he said….. When I see the portrait I see that he used the elements of composition that we worked on turing our day together. I am so happy to see Peter apply these concepts as…
Read MoreRecent Review on Trip Advisor
When I receive a Trip Advisor report like this one, it brings a smile to my face. I feel so grateful that my clients love what I do as much as I do!
Read MoreIao Valley in Maui, offers unlimited photographic opportunities
Iao Valley is an iconic location in Maui, and one of my favorite places to teach landscape photography. Several van and bus tours bring undress of people each day and for good reason – it is beautiful. While there are clearly marked walking trails, I like to forge my own trail and look…
Read MoreDry or wet, we have a workshop for you
I am in the midst of packing for Tonga. I will be leading two back to back photography workshops dedicated to humpback whales. We will photograph them from the comfort of a 53 foot sailing catamaran and while snorkeling in the sea. I will do some presentations and help people set up their…
Read MoreWave Action creates powerful images that evoke emotion
Water and motion can be used to evoke an emotional response and sense of wonder. Slowing the shutter speed allows the waves to blend and in the process smooths out the scene and adds a cool frothy affect. Combining compositional elements like diagonal lines, or lines that repeat with motion enables the photographer to…
Read MoreWhale Photography Workshop
I spent the week participating in Whale Trust 2014 – a four day event all about whales. The best scientists and National Geographic Photographers presented programs. It was an honor to be included. On the last day I went on a whale watch and helped people set up their cameras. Towards the end, this…
Read MoreMaui has an endless supply of beautiful locations
Waterfalls are always a popular stop on a Maui Photo Tour.
Read MoreWorkshop with Ed Santos
I had the pleasure of having Ed Santos on a six hour workshop yesterday. We visited a beautiful beach along the North Shore, Hookipa, and the Bamboo Forest. I posted an image of Ed making a photograph along the rocky shore on Facebook and here I am posting an image I created. I just love…
Read MoreU/W photography allows divers to capture all the color and excitement that exists underwater
Most of the worlds population has not had the chance to scuba dive and see the wonders that exist underwater. Indonesia, Fiji, Palau, Papau New Guinea, and the Philippines boast underwater reefs that feature a cornucopia of color. Hawaii, does not have a lot of color in comparison but the state has more endemic…
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