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High school and up
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Free
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By the end of this course you'll be able to
- Define what "macro photography" is
- Understand macro ratios
- Determine which macro photography gear is best for you
- Understand the focus & exposure modes best for macro photography
- Build an indoor macro studio
- Capture macro photos outdoors in nature
What's included:
9 videos
Short, to-the-point videos help you learn what you need to know in bite-sized chunks without extra filler.
PDF download
Download a PDF of the course outline to review what you've learned offline.
3 Assignments
Submit three optional macro photography assignments for instructor feedback.
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Aug 2023
This resource has religious influence.
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John Peltier
Owner & Instructor
I'm an Air Force veteran and pilot by trade, having flown the F-15E for nearly ten years, including 114 combat missions in Afghanistan. Then in a major life change, I bought a 27-foot sailboat and sailed from North Carolina to the Caribbean over a few years.
My journey as a professional documentary photographer also started on that adventure, networking with important nonprofits that desperately needed photography to get their message out. I've completed photodocumentary projects for several humanitarian & environmental nonprofits & NGOs around the world since 2014.
I teach in-person photography lessons in between documentary trips, and the continuous demand for lessons led me to start offering online lessons. It has been a joy to make these classes available to everyone.
Lake Tahoe has been my official home since 1990, where I enjoy backpacking, skiing, snowshoeing, diving, and volunteering on an alpine search & rescue team.
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