" Journey Through The Lens"

Creative Guide to Nature Photography

Everyone who donates will get a PDF copy, and all donations over $50 will get a copy of the book after it is bound. I will personally sign each copy before it is shipped.

Book Description

A picture is worth more than a thousand words.

Have you always been interested in the art of nature photography, finally bought your dream camera, and are ready to learn everything about this creative activity?

Or maybe you have only recently discovered the joys of it, and now that you've gotten a taste, you want more.

Introducing the Creative Guide to Nature Photography, a must-read creative guide for anyone wanting to improve their nature photography skills and start taking breathtaking photos.

Say goodbye to blurriness or photos that don't do your surroundings justice, and say hello to incredible photographs that will last a lifetime and leave your audience in awe.

Nature photography can be a fantastic and exciting hobby, but you need specific skills and techniques to ensure your photos are up to standard.

Inside the Creative Guide to Nature Photography, discover:

● How to master exposure.

● The importance of histograms and composition.

● Ways to use natural light effectively.

● Steps to setting up your camera.

● Tips and techniques for capturing photos of everything you can find in the wild.

Don't waste another minute not living up to your nature photography potential.

Grab a copy of Creative Guide to Nature Photography today!

I have had the wonderful privilege of traveling to many different places, which has given me a lot of experience taking photos in nature. I want to help photographers take their photography to the next level, take charge of their camera, and capture beautiful images that they would be proud to hang in their home or office. In this guide, I will be discussing nature photography because it is accessible to all–and it’s one of my expertises.

Nature photography focuses on capturing photos in the natural world. Subjects in nature include sunsets, waterfalls, butterflies, and other wild animals. When you’re photographing nature, I recommend that you use manual mode, shutter priority, or aperture priority. (I will explain more on these modes later in the book.) Photography is an art form that can be used as a platform for expression; every individual has their own vision. Photography helps you create images as you imagine them. You can create drama and emotion with natural lighting. After you master the art of exposure, you will be surprised at what you can create with the camera alone—and with a little editing. With more practice, you can even create photos of things your naked eye has never seen. Using manual settings will require you to understand exposure, which is one of the important aspects of taking astounding images. So, what is exposure, and what other things do you have to know in order to take great photos? Read on and you’ll find out."

Angie is an award winning photographer that discovered her love for the outdoors as a teenager shortly after her family moved to Lake Tahoe. Her passion is landscape photography and broadened after photographing wildlife and birds for many years, and she’s realized she is definitely a bird watcher too.

Angie is a graduate of New York Institute of Photography and is nearly done with her Masters degree at PPA (Professional Photographers of America)

Her first publication was in Diesel Magazine.

Since then, she has been in featured in Focus on Texas Magazine, and their website numerous times. Angie started offering photography workshops and private lessons in the summer of 2019. Link to current workshops JNA Photography

She also has a Facebook group called WT F-STOP, and does meetups with local photographers in the South Texas area to share her knowledge with those who are struggling to get started in photography or just need a little help with camera settings.

WT F-STOP was born while she was out with friends and they would ask “Hey Angie, what is the F-Stop?”.