April Meeting: Royce Bair Nightscapes: Starry Night Photography

When
April 14, 2015
6:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Location
Slate at ll Creeks, 2701 Custer Parkway #905 Richardson, TX 75080

Registration

(depends on selected options)

Base fee:

DPPA Member – $15.00
DPPA members attending this meeting, can also add a meal &/or print competition when registering. Guest registration available.
Non Member – $25.00
Please be sure and select if you would like a meal or no meal.
Student – $10.00
High School & College students are welcome to join us for our monthly meetings. Add a meal for an additional $10.
Visitors – $15.00
For first time visitors & members of other PPA guilds, please email info@dallasppa.com for discount code.

Registration is closed

Royce Bair
Nightscapes: Starry Night Photography

Come discover a totally new dimension in your photography - Milky Way NightScapes. Royce Bair, a semi-retired magazine photographer, has been photographing the night sky for three decades. Author of Milky Way Nightscapes, Royce’s work has appeared in National Geographic, Smithsonian, Readers Digest and American Photo, just to name a few.

In an exclusive Texas engagement, Royce will be presenting a special NightScapes program to the Dallas Professional Photographers Association. This is a presentation on how to photograph Milky Way landscapes — starry night skies with an enhanced landscape feature. Many of these unique photos are shot as one exposure, with very little digital manipulation.

Although starry night landscape photography is challenging, Royce's step-by-step recipe will have you capturing great Milky Way "NightScapes" the first time you go out on your own. Most photographers are amazed at the beauty of the night sky they are now able to capture, and many have discovered their new found creativity to be almost a spiritual experience. Royce will give a digital slide presentation, loaded with plenty of how-to information, such as: planning when and where to shoot the Milky Way, forecasting, finding dark skies, calculating star alignment, choosing the right lens, exposure calculation, noise reduction techniques, light painting, and exposure blending

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