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Why should you attend a photography workshop?
Photography is a subject that is worthy of, and to be done well, requires study. My nearly 35 years behind the camera has been a continuous learning experience. Not only do I present photography workshops – I often attend them. Photography workshops provide an opportunity to remove yourself from the distractions of your daily life to spend some dedicated hours or days building your photographic skills. Photography workshops often can inspire and reinvigorate your passion for image making. Digital photography in particular has a significant learning curve and attendance in a photo class can help leapfrog your learning. Workshops presented by a well qualified instructor provide a forum to explore photographic concepts and creative techniques beyond your current skill level
How often do you actually pick up your camera and dedicate time to specifically making photographs?
No doubt those occasions are rare. A dedicated period of time concentrating solely of photography is the best way to rapidly advance your photo skills. Even a few hours provide an opportunity to focus on your creative approach to photography subjects. In my experience continuous photography during multi day and weeks long travels are really productive.
Workshops about a particular digital photographic topic or technique provide you the opportunity to explore new methods. Selecting a photo workshop that provides access to a unique location or specialized tools gives you a chance to test drive those techniques. I often host classes about studio lighting which allow new photographers to use lighting equipment and work with models they normally do not have access to. My photography tours bring photographers to locations that have been scouted and selected for their photographic potential. Workshops that feature a particular photo editing software help inform your purchasing decisions.
The social component of photography workshops adds important value. Spending a day with other people who share your interest in photography is another benefit of photo classes. In my opinion photography is a highly individualized form of personal expression. It is definitely not a team sport. That being said, the social exchange of ideas and the insights you can gain from a group of photographers can only build your understanding. In group critique sessions I find the peer-to-peer commentary and conversation well-informed and inspirational. Other perspectives on your photography and techniques are great learning tools. (To attend one of my photography review sessions click here).
Photographic ability and skills can be learned and have to be practiced. Attending a photography workshop will build your skills, confidence and inspiration. The investment of money and time can be justified by the value you receive, by how your creative ability to make photographs will increase.
I offer a program of digital photography workshops and photography tours (over 400 people attend in the last 18 months!) for adults. Some of the workshops are single photo topic sessions held at my studio or conducted in the field at nearby locations. Others are daylong sessions (like our Isle of Shoals Workshop held 7/23/11) or weekend packages (like our March 2011 weekend in Quebec, Canada). In addition to photo classes my schedule for the fall of 2011 includes a Photographers Weekend in the White Mountains (October 15-16). In April of 2012 I am leading a ten-day photography and cultural exploration in Ireland for STRABO tours. For more information and to receive notices of all my photography workshop contact me at info@testoftimephoto.com.

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ISLE of SHOALS Photographers Workshop – July 23rd, 2011
Still time to Register (Deadline is July 1!)
Photographer Dan Splaine and TEST of TIME PHOTOGRAPHY with the able assistance of NH TOURS is presenting a one day workshop for photographers on Saturday July 23rd at the ISLE of SHOALS.
This day long excursion to the scenic and historic chain of islands and ledges off the coast of NH and Maine is a photographer’s dream event. The workshop includes round trip passage on the M?V Thomas Laighton, a four-hour stop over on Star Island, photo instruction and box lunch.
I was able to preview the location last week and I am excited about the photo potential of this location. I only had a half hour to shoot and was happy with the photography I was able to create. Watch the attached video to examine some of the shots I made.
This trip is being offered to adult digital photographers of all skill levels. This is a remarkably beautiful location to visit, with an amazing selection of photography subjects. If you have never been to the Shoals or you want a chance to photograph a truly unique location I would encourage your to attend this workshop.
For complete information and to register click here.
After July 1 there may be more seats available but they are subject to confirmation by the boat company. Sign up today to confirm your place.

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VisitNH.gov adds photographer itenerary
Attention photographers who are seeking inspiration! If you are looking for nearby destinations that get your creative energy flowing I have great new guide for you.
The State of New Hampshire has added a new itinerary for photographers to their collection cultural tours of the Granite state. The New Hampshire photographer tour guide is posted on the VISITNH.gov website along with food,historical,adventure itineraries for visitors. Great ideas to inspire your travels in New Hampshire!
The New Hampshire photography tour breaks the state into seven distinct tourism regions and gives photographic tips for each area. The guide has been illustrated with images from NH photographer including yours truly. My image of a lobster boat on the Piscataqua river in Portsmouth graces the first page of the downloadable PDF.
The seacoast of New Hampshire is an endless source of inspiration for my photography. Maritime environments are dynamic and visually compelling and our little slice of coast in NH is a rich subject. If you want to explore the coats of NH photographically you should consider joining me for my ISLE of SHOALS photography workshop on July 23rd, 2011. To get more information about all of my digital photography workshops and tours go to the TEST of TIME PHOTO website.

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