In this workshop, an outdoor excursion provides an opportunity to capture stunning photos of natural subjects, while indoor instruction explores the theoretical aspects of image creation. This class involves light to moderate hiking. Non-slip hiking shoes and all-weather clothing are recommended.

The cost of the workshop is $50 per person.

Note: Students are expected to review and bring their cameras' instruction manuals and shoot using their own equipment.

Topics covered:

• What makes a good photo?
• Lighting and exposure
• Creative use of depth of field
• From macro shots to distant vistas
• Managing your photo files
• A brief look at panoramic photography – digital stitching-matching files and high dynamic range (HDR) photography
• Digital manipulation

About the instructor

Todd Johnson is a professional graphic artist, illustrator and photographer. Since 1999, he and his wife, Tracy, have owned and operated Circa Incorporated, where they primarily specialize in museum and corporate exhibit and environmental graphic design, digital archival of historic photo collections, photographic digital asset management, and photo restoration. Work from this award-winning organization can be seen in the Winthrop Rockefeller Institute’s own historical gallery. 

Since his arrival to Arkansas in 2005, Todd has captured the beauty of The Natural State through his camera lens. View samples of Todd Johnson's work.

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