📷 “There is No Such Thing as Bad Light” with TJ Thorne

All too often photographers create images without connecting with the natural landscapes they are in. This is rarely the case for TJ Thorne. Photography is his means of experiencing nature in a much more intimate way. It envelops him in his true surroundings and appreciation of life. There's a difference between being in nature and being IN nature.

In this presentation TJ discusses why and how he approaches photographing midday light.

This isn't about overcast days, he is talking about harsh, direct, 'crappy' light.
While he shows many examples of photographs that he has captured during midday light and talks about his approach to those photographs from a technical standpoint with in-field context, what the meat of this presentation is and what he hopes each listener walks away with is a fresh creative view and interpretation of the way that light behaves during the middle of the day and the ways it can be used to create compelling and meaningful images.

Approach, mindset, and exploration are the keys. In this presentation TJ talks about how he uses those attributes to create midday images that he loves deeply.

You can find more about TJ and his work at https://tjthornephotography.com/gallery/
TJ will be supporting the Columbia Land Trust https://www.columbialandtrust.org/
with the 10% from the registration fees.

When: September 6th at 4pm PST / 7pm EST.
Length: 90 minutes
Cost: $17 or as part of the entire series for $77

You do not need to be there to get the recording of this amazing session

You will have the opportunity to ask questions throughout the presentation!

Registration comes with a 100% moneyback guarantee if for any reason you are not happy.

This is a fee class as part of the Fall Speaker series you can register and see more details here https://www.naturephotographyclasses.com/lightvscomp as a member of the Nature Photography Classes Meetup you can use code Meetup to save 10% off the entire series or the individual sessions.