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Instructor |
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Eric Dresser |
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Location |
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Woods Inn Conference
Center, Inlet, New York |
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Begins |
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June
13, 2008
at 6:00 PM |
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Ends |
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June
15, 2008
at 12:00 PM |
Suggested
Lodging |
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Deer Meadows
Motel and Cottages |
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Overview |
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Step into
the Adirondack wilderness, slow your pace, and use all
of your senses to locate and photograph an exciting variety of
potential subjects. |
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June is
prime time for woodland birds and it is hard to find a
more picturesque (and productive) setting than the
Adirondacks. We will learn and practice various techniques
in the field that allow
an up-close look at feathered jewels like woodland
warblers, thrushes, woodpeckers, and more. |
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While birds
will be the main focus of this weekend there are many other
subjects that you are likely to capture including
wildflowers, butterflies, frogs, ducks, loons, and of
course, landscapes. |
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As part of
the program, Eric will present a slide show
/ lecture discussing a wide range of wildlife subjects
and the techniques used to create images of them. |
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Tuition |
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$495 ($100
deposit required) |
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Discounts |
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10% off for those registering by March 1, 2008,
alumni, and members of our
Adirondack partner
organizations. |
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Meals |
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All
meals are included
in the cost of the workshop, beginning with dinner on
the first evening. |
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Lodging |
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Not included |
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Participants |
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15 max. |
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Who should
attend |
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Both film
and digital shooters are welcomed. A basic
knowledge of your gear is required. Recommended
equipment would include standard and wide-angle lenses and
a telephoto lens of at least
300mm. Additional equipment that you may find
useful includes a 1.4x teleconverter, flash and macro
lens. |
Registration
Info Packet |
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Dresser_2008.pdf |
