Beyond the Grand Landscape: Expanding Your Vision to Include Nature's Smaller Scenes

Nature photography is about so much more than epic grand landscapes. In this presentation, Sarah Marino will teach you how to see beyond the grand scenes to expand your photographic opportunities, improve your observation skills, work with any kind of light, and bring diversity to your photo portfolio. Sarah will share a lot of examples, plus a few in-depth case studies, of intimate landscapes, abstract renditions of natural subjects, and portraits of plants and trees to inspire you to seek out small scenes next time you are outside with your camera.

Join us for this members' only Zoom meeting and explore smallscapes as well as the grandscapes!

Bio: Sarah Marino is a full-time nature photographer, photography educator, and writer who splits her time between a home base in rural southwestern Colorado in the United States and nomadic traveling in an Airstream trailer. Sarah’s portfolio features a diverse range of subjects including grand landscapes, intimate landscapes, abstract renditions of nature, and creative portraits of plants and trees.  Sarah’s teaching, through speaking and in-person workshops, ebooks, and video tutorials, focuses on personal expression, seeing opportunities in any landscape, photographing nature’s small scenes, and a slow style of photography focused on exploration and connecting with nature. Sarah is a co-founder of the Nature First Photography Alliance and she seeks to promote the conservation and stewardship of wild places through her photography and teaching.

"Spiral Aloe" copyright Sarah Marino