Mike Moats

Nature Photography

Workshops

Workshops

INTRO TO CLOSE-UP/MACRO WORKSHOP
This workshop will explore the equipment needed for macro photography, digital cameras, lenses, tripods, heads and accessories. Also covered will be camera functions, techniques, depth of field, lighting and a powerpointe program on composition. I will shoot a couple of images, show how I process them using photoshop and print them. This is a instructional workshop and you need not bring any equipment to this class. The workshop will run about six hours. Check for dates and costs below.
INTERMEDIATE CLOSE-UP/MACRO WORKSHOP
This workshop is for the photographer who has a digital SLR camera, lenses with macro capabilities or standard lenses with extension tubes, a good tripod/head and the know how to work all the functions of the camera (change f-stops, exposure, ISO, white balance, etc). Various subjects will be set up and shot, then processed using photoshop. The workshop is held indoors and will run about five and a half hours. Check for dates and costs below.

ADVANCED FIELD WORKSHOPS
In the advanced field workshops all the qualifications are the same as in the intermediate workshops, but it will be held at an outdoor location. We will be shooting natural subjects in the field. Shooting will be the main subject, and no time will be spent after the shoot on processing images. The days, costs, and locations will vary. Check for dates and costs below.

 

PLEASE CHECK BACK AS WORKSHOPS WILL BE ADDED FOR 2008.

 

INTERMEDIATE MACRO/CLOSE-UP WORKSHOP, February 17th, Best Western/ConCorde Inn, Rochester Hills, Mich. $69.00 (FULL)

INTRO TO MACRO/CLOSE-UP WORKSHOP March 1st, Best Western/ConCorde Inn Rochester Hills, Mich. $49.00 (FULL)

INTERMEDIATE MACRO/CLOSE-UP WORKSHOP, March 15th, Adray Camera Store, Dearborn, Michigan $69.00 (FULL)

ART SHOW BOOT CAMP, March 22nd, If you ever thought about entering the art show world with your photography, you’ll want to be part of this workshop. I will cover everything you need to know about how to enter shows, booth setups, and all thats involved in running a successfull art show business. Held at the, Best Western/ConCorde Inn, Rochester Hills, Michigan, Cost $59.00

ADVANCED FIELD WORKSHOP, May 3rd, Stoney Creek Metropark, Shelby Twp. Michigan, $89.00

MACRO AND MORE IN THE GORGE” In the Columbia River Gorge area near Portland, Oregon
I will team up with Jack Graham for a macro and landscape workshop, May 15-18, 2008. Go to www.jackgrahamphoto.com  and click on, Workshops 2008 for more details. 2 spots left.

ADVANCED FIELD WORKSHOP,  Sept. 20th, Stoney Creek Metropark, Mich. $89.00 (FULL)

ADVANCED FIELD WORKSHOP,  Sept. 21th, Stoney Creek Metropark, Shelby Twp, Mich. $89.00 

 

INTRO TO CLOSE-UP/MACRO WORKSHOP,  Oct.11th,  Best Western Hotel,  Rochester Hills,  Mich.  $49.00

ADVANCED FIELD WORKSHOP,  Oct.12th,  Stoney Creek  Metropark,  Shelby Twp.  Mich.  $89.00

INTRO TO CLOSE-UP/MACRO WORKSHOP,  Oct.18th,  Best Western Hotel,  Ann Arbor,  Mich.  $49.00

INTRO TO CLOSE-UP/MACRO WORKSHOP,  Oct.25th,  Adray Camera Store,  Dearborn,  Mich.  $49.00

INTERMEDIATE MACRO WORKSHOP,  Nov.8th,  Adray Camera Store,  Dearborn,  Mich.  $69.00

INTRO TO CLOSE-UP/MACRO WORKSHOP,  Nov.15th,  Best Western Hotel,  Rochester Hills,  Mich.  $49.00

CALL MIKE IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS, OR TO SIGN UP (586) 770-3992,  OR EMAIL, mgmoats@yahoo.com
Payments can be made by credit card or check.

 

2 Comments »

  1. I am interested in learning more about your workshop :September 29th $39.00
    Best Western-Executive Inn, Ann Arbor, Michigan:
    I live in Kentucky and want to come to MI to travel around and do a bit of photography. Your workshops sound like just what I want. Short, good price and interesting. I am open to most of the dates from Sept. 25 on thru fall. If you have openings let me know.
    Julie

    Comment by Julie Brent | September 24, 2007

  2. Hey Julie, You can call me for more info on the workshops or to register, any class that is not maked sold out will still have some openings. Thanks.

    Comment by Mike Moats | September 24, 2007

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