About this Event
Join Indianapolis photographer Rich Clark at Eagle Creek Park while he teaches techniques for creating award-winning nature and landscape images. After a introductory talk, students will take pictures at several locations within the park while Rich offers tips and instruction for improving their images. Rich feels that for Spring color photography, Eagle Creek is at its best in the morning light, and students will be making images at some of his favorite spots. Students should be familiar with operating their mirrorless or DSLR camera and have a good understanding of manual exposure control. Bringing a tripod is highly recommended. Student is responsible for admission to the park.
Rich Clark is a versatile free-lance photographer based in Indianapolis. His childhood passion for nature grew into a passion for photography, and his work encompasses advertising, architectural, editorial, landscape, and wildlife projects for a wide variety of clients. His work has taken him to Mexico, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Iceland, Canada, Alaska, and much of the United States, and has been published in Audubon, Natural History, Time, Newsweek and many other books and magazines. Clark is the sole photographer for two coffee table books, Wild and Scenic Indiana, and Indianapolis, Indiana: A Photographic Portrait. His prints hang in public and private collections, and he also leads photo safaris throughout the United States.
wwwrichclarkphoto.com
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Eagle Creek Park, 7840 West 56th Street, Indianapolis, United States
