Posts Tagged ‘photo workshops’
Muck Diving is very popular in Dauin Philippines.
Muck diving started getting popular in Indonesia during the early 90’s. I remember diving the Twilight zone in Ambon, and the Lembeh Strait near Manado, North Sulawesi Indonesia. Going slow and looking for little critters became popular and now there are resorts that specialize in it. Not far from Indonesia, is the Philippines, and those…
Read MoreHow shutter speed affects the emotion of an image
If photographing sports, action, wildlife, or whales, chances are you want to freeze the moment so the viewer can take it in. Situations like this call for a fast shutter speed, like 500th-1000th of a second. When photographing landscapes that have an ocean or stream as part of the composition some photographers may want to…
Read MoreNature 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 MoreNorth Shore Maui – one of my favorite places
When I think of Hawaii I visualize volcanic mountains, palm trees, beautiful ocean, and rocky coast. This spot has it all and depending up the tide, wind, and waves, it looks different each time I visit. Come to Maui for a workshop on the north shore and this is one of the spots…
Read MoreMake you own path
Each of us follows our own path. This is what makes us unique. When it comes to photography each of us has our own style and sense of creativity. Listen to your invoice. Try things. Set out of your comfort zone. Use the rules of composition as a guide and create images…
Read MoreComposition workshop at Kaenea Maui, Workshop
This week we went to Keanae, which is about halfway to Hana, and worked between the rain to create images with strong impact. In this i mage the rocks in the foreground set a nice frame for the slashing waves along the lava rock wall in the background. Repetition is present in this image…
Read MoreBack from teaching landscape and underwater composition in Fiji.
Wow, Fiji is an incredible location for its people, incredible marine life and coral reefs, as well as flowers, beaches, and landscapes. I had a great time sharing composition techniques and helping people become better photographers. Over the course of a week each participant showed dramatic improvement and I couldn’t be more pleased. Now, I…
Read MoreMaui Photo Tours suggests using a tripod when creating landscape photography
At Maui Photo Tours and Workshops, we know it is a hassle for Visitors to pack a tripod. Luggage restrictions are so harsh these days not to mention tripods are bulky and hard to fin in the suitcase or carry on. We get it. That is why we have a light weight travel style tripod…
Read MoreSunrise with Maui Photo Tours and Workshops
Maui Photo Tours and Workshops knows many beautiful locations on Maui, but when it comes to sunrise this spot is one of our favorites! Located just before Paia, this spot has a rocky coastline that is stunning no matter what the surf or tide is doing. As the light pops up over the horizon this…
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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