Master Class: Soar to a new level: Wildlife Photography tips and tricks

Are you looking for ways to improve your wildlife photography and take it to the next level? Join award-winning wildlife conservation photographer and filmmaker and California Naturalist Sarah Killingsworth for a day-long master photography course. We'll spend the morning in the field, break for lunch, and have a brief classroom session before returning to the field for the late afternoon light. This workshop is designed for photographers who have some basic experience, and will include tips for camera settings for different species of birds and mammals, how to compose images that evoke emotion, post-processing strategies, and gear. You'll learn tips and tricks for improving your wildlife photography in the field, as well as how to approach your subject with ethics and empathy to capture the most compelling images of natural behavior. Sarah is passionate about wildlife photography and an enthusiastic guide and teacher. There will be plenty of time for questions through-out the day. If you love spending time with wildlife and want to improve your photography, this master class will provide what you need to take it to the next level. Meets at the Baywood Inn, 1335 3rd St, Los Osos. Conference Room is adjacent to the parking lot.