Masters Of Photography Information

Masters of Photography is designed for photographers of all levels who aspire to enhance their skills and create impactful, conservation-focused images.

If you have ever wanted to excel in photography, but are not sure where to start, then this course is for you. We have created this masterclass to help you to develop your style and make your images stand out.

• Learn how to create and tell conservation stories that help affect change in our world
• Live Encounters: Discover Paul’s process in photographing and respecting animals in the wild
• The mental and psychological approach to become a successful photographer
• Your backyard and beyond, discover Paul’s tips on where to find photography projects
• Essential photographic exercises to spur on your creativity
• Paul reveals the stories behind his most iconic images

What You’ll Learn In Masters Of Photography?

1. Introduction
2. Early Beginnings
3. The 20-60-20 Philosophy
4. Encounter: Black Bear
5. Goal Setting – A Roadmap to Solutions
6. Toolkit: Your Essential Mental Checklist
7. Encounter: Coastal Wolves
8. Toolkit: Memorise Functionality
9. Get Noticed – Be One Step Ahead
10. Left Brain/Right Brain
11. Composition: Refining your Images
12. Toolkit: Some Quickfire Tips
13. Encounter: The Leopard Seal Story
14. Ethics & Curiosity
15. Farewell for Now
16. Getting My First Camera
17. Essential Books
18. Key Creative Influences
19. Encounter: Coastal Wolves Live
20. Keeping the Camera Stable
21. Brainstorming: Jumpstart your Brain
22. Creating the Image: Ice Waterfall
23. Start with Local Projects
24. Using Camera Traps
25. What’s in the Bag: Lenses & Speciality Lenses
26. Mental Health – Little Voices
27. Building Towards an Iconic Image
28. Developing your Photography Project
29. Free up your Mind
30. Always be Ready
31. Encounter with a 2nd Black Bear
32. Breathing in
33. What’s in the Bag: my Underwater Set up
34. Creating the Image: Orca Ballet
35. Nature Bathing: Switching off
36. Learning the Craft of Photography
37. 1st Assignment for National Geographic
38. Overcoming Rejection
39. How Do I Get a Job at Nat Geo
40. Creative Use of Depth of Field
41. Structuring the Story
42. Black & White or Colour?
43. Developing Your Photographic Style
44. Creative Use of Shutterspeed
45. Encounter: Logging Devastation
46. Creative Use of Rear Synch Flash
47. Encounter: A Raft of Otters
48. Paul’s Editing Process
49. The Business of Photography
50. Using Social Media

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