Frans Lanting – The Art of Seeing

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Frans Lanting – The Art of Seeing

7 Video lessons in HD
1h 41m of class content
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LESSONS
1. Shooting Waves In Early Morning Light

2. Composing Shots Along The Tideline

3. Telephoto Lenses And Teleconverters

4. Frans Lanting’s Gear Bag

5. Different Qualities Of Light

6. Exploring Patterns In Tide Pools

7. Beach Shoot Recap
CLASS DESCRIPTION
The Ingredients Of Memorable Images.
Go deep into the principles of landscape lighting, composition, and technique and learn how to create memorable images with Frans Lanting in The Art of Seeing: On Location.
Watch Frans at work on a beach near his home in Santa Cruz, California, as he teaches the essentials of landscape photography in a way that can only be taught in the field.
In this class you will explore:

Finding new photographic approaches in familiar settings and scenes
Photographing while the light changes – from dark to light
What equipment to use for different scenarios and results Frans will teach you how to evaluate light and really see how it interacts with your local environment. You’ll learn about the best ways to approach a familiar landscape and find the shots and the light you have not discovered before.

The Art of Seeing: On Location with Frans Lanting will teach you the ingredients for memorable images (subject, vision, composition, light, moment, meaning) and show you how to translate those general concepts into gorgeous outdoor photographs.
FRANS LANTING
Frans Lanting has been hailed as one of the great photographers of our time. His influential work appears in books, magazines, and exhibitions around the world. Lanting has received numerous awards for his work, and has been inducted by Prince Bernhard of the Netherlands as a Knight in the Royal Order of the Golden Ark, that country’s highest conservation honor. Lanting’s work has been commissioned frequently by National Geographic, where he served as a Photographer-in-Residence. His mission is to promote understanding about the Earth through images that convey a passion for nature and a sense of wonder about our living planet.