“Go With The Flow – Guide to Making Dynamic Images of Flowing Water” presented by Kurt Budliger Since the dawn of time human beings have been drawn to and derived not only sustenance but also artistic inspiration from our water resources. As a photographer and fly fisherman I’m constantly drawn to and connect with landscapes that feature flowing water. The varied, shapes, patterns, textures and reflected colors provide a never-ending palette of inspiration and photographic discovery. Whether photographing streams draped in autumn color, waterfalls flowing full with spring runoff or working along the coast with crashing waves, there are a number of technical and creative challenges to overcome in our pursuit to convey the dynamic beauty of these special environments. During this presentation we’ll explore a variety of topics and considerations that are critical to your success when shooting water.
Bio: Kurt has been photographing the natural landscape for over 24 years and has been a professional photographer for the past 14. His photographs and articles have appeared in numerous books, calendars, advertising campaigns, magazines and are routinely used by non-profit conservation organizations working to protect wild lands. His clients include Outdoor Photographer, Popular Photography, National Geographic Adventure, Outside Magazine, Backpacker Magazine, Vermont Life Magazine, Eastern Fly Fishing, Patagonia, 1% for the Planet, Trout Unlimited, Trust for Public Land, The Nature Conservancy, and many more. Website Links: http://www.kurtbudliger.com http://www.greenmtnphotoworskhops.com
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