Wildlife photography, and photo instruction, animal and bird images, and instruction
Monthly Archives: July 2011 Documenting natural subject behavior in an artistic way is what wildlife photography is all about. I believe the Magellanic penguins billing ritual was part of allopreening. This serves to reinforce bonds between penguins. Typically, ecstatic and allopreening behavior increase at dusk. People often ask me why I go back to the same locations year after... Hi Chas, I’ve been studying the portfolios and testimonials of other workshop leaders, and felt that the best way to remedy my annoyance at some of them was to provide positive feedback for the ones who actually know what they’re doing. In an occupation where professionals are increasingly under pressure to switch from stock photography...  September 23-27, 2011 (arrive 9/22 – depart 9/28) Join Award-winning Master photographer Charles Glatzer for a 5-day, in-the-field Workshop. Our primary focus will be on photographing the elk rut, bighorn sheep, coyote, moose and the spectacular landscapes. Additional species may include wolf, pine martin, pika, marmot, and bear among others. This will be our 9th... The Complete Post-Production workshop with Lightroom 3 and Photoshop CS5 Nov11-13th, 2011 Hosts Charles Glatzer M.Photog, David Kelly Adobe Certified Instructor. This workshop series will provide you with the tools necessary to correct your RAW image to its fullest potential. I receive daily e-mails asking me why my images appear more lifelike and dimensional than... Fotobug, Elusive Image – Episode 29 Welcome to The Fotobug, vodcast number 29! Charles Glatzer joins us this episode as a co-host! Charles is an award winning nature and travel photographer whose work can be seen at www.shootthelight.com . Charles offers numerous workshops and has been published in Natl Geo, Outdoor Photographer, Popular Photography, Discover Diving, Smithsonian, Professional Photographer,... |
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