NEW WORKSHOP
Learn To Create Macro Images That Don’t Suck
For years I’ve taught my Macro Boot Camps to thousands of photographers and now I have a new workshop.
I’m excited to offer this brand new macro workshop that is designed to teach you how to create fine art macro images rather than snapshots that just document a subject.
There is a big difference between shooting snapshots and creating something worthy of hanging on the walls of your home. You will receive in-depth learning about the subjects that work best for fine art photography, and how to compose the subjects properly.
Once you learn how to create a fine art macro image, I will teach you how to take it to the next level through post processing options in Photoshop, Nik Software, Topaz, and Smart Photo Editor.
I see so many images posted on the internet that have nice subjects, are composed well, but don’t have the finishing touch of post processing. It’s a big part of digital photography that is as important as the art of capturing an image with the camera.
I’ve had so many photographers ask when I’m going to teach a workshop on the creative side of post processing and here it is. You’ll see the whole process from capturing the subject in the field to the artistic processing that takes place in the digital darkroom.
There will be a few tips on equipment, but this workshop will be mainly about image making and creative processing. You will bring your camera, lens, and tripod as I will have set ups to shoot in the classroom.
Locations for this new workshop
Cost only $159
La Quinta Inn, Minnetonka, Minnesota, Sept 19,20
Comfort Inn, Farmington Hills, Michigan. Oct 17,18
Comfort Inn, Middleburg Heights,Ohio Oct 3, Nov 1
Fairfield Inn, Mooresville,North Carolina Dec 5,6
Sign up at http://www.macrostoreonline.com
Mike Moats 
Hi
Bet if you have one in the East coast, you would get a lot of people signing up!
Wish Dot and I would make it to one of your workshops st some point.
Be well.
Rose Valle-Patraw
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Rose, I will have one on east coast in the late spring next year.
I’m interested in the Minnetonka, Minnesota, Sept 19 session. I have not taken your boot camp but have done macro workshops with others. Can I attend? My daughter lives in Minnesota and is a photographer as well so it would be the two of us.
Jeanie, yes you can attend, it’s not just for people that have attended the macro boot camps, hope to see you there.
Please come to Nashville!
Karen, I have been to the Nashville area once with a macro boot camp, and will probably come back again, maybe next year. Are you affiliated with any camera clubs.
All shooting will be done inside or will you go outside also?
Julie, the shooting is done in the classroom. To difficult to do the shooting outside because of the wind.