Uniquely Georgia

Landscapes at Arabia Mountain

Photo by Joi Edwards

What cameras can be used for this class?

A hand holding a Canon EOS 6D digital camera with a large lens.
A person holding a smartphone takes a photo of an airplane wing and clouds from an airplane window in black and white.
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Any Camera!
DSLR, Mirrorless, Smartphone, Film

Silhouettes of five people with cameras and tripods capturing a sunset or sunrise sky with colorful clouds.

This workshop will cover tips and tricks from equipment to exposure for getting better scenic and landscape images. You will learn how to see the details and patterns of nature and how to find dynamic foregrounds to improve your wide-angle landscape shots. And ... weather permitting ... Arabia can be an awesome site for great sunsets and you will have the opportunity to stay until the sun goes down.

Arabia Mountain is located in Lithonia, Georgia - approximately 40 minutes east of Atlanta. Directions available at time of registration.

Arabia Mountain Nature Preserve offers many opportunities for scenic and landscape photography in any season. Like Georgia's other granite outcrops it is botanically diverse and offers abundant opportunities to explore the patterns and details that can be found in nature.

A rocky riverbank with small plants, yellow wildflowers, and a forest of pine trees in the background under cloudy sky. 
Photo by Linda M

Meet Your Instructor

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Meet Your Instructor 〰️

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Click here to check out Larry's work

Larry Winslett

Larry is a nature photographer, environmentalist, exhibitor, and along with his wife Julie, co-author of the recently published book, Wildflowers of Stone Mountain. His work has been featured in Sierra, Wilderness, and Wild Mountain Times, and is currently exhibiting at Stone Mountain Park at the new Environmental Education Center.

Larry specializes and teaches to both film and digital photographers alike in subjects ranging from wildflower and macro photography to water and nature photography. He leads his own field workshops to both local and national destinations.

When he is not taking pictures of the great outdoors, Larry is busy protecting it for other photographers. He is the founder and CEO of Friends of Georgia, a conservation organization for environmental protection. To learn more about his efforts and his photography, please visit Larry’s WEBSITE.

More info

Location and meetup details will be provided upon registration.

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