We will delve into the techniques of night photography, both in taking the image as well as in editing it, in this way obtaining the most optimal final result possible. For this, after the field trip, an online post-production class will be held.
The locations have been carefully chosen, taking into account firstly the levels of light pollution and secondly the portions of the visible moon. In this way, increase the probability of having the sky as clean and clear as possible and therefore obtain a better photographic result.
Throughout the activity, the group will be accompanied by a trainer, individualizing each participant with the pertinent explanations and resolving any doubts that may arise.
Attendees will be summoned to the location one hour before sunset to explain the planning of night photographs. When the blue hour begins we will start taking photos and start with the explanations. The session will last around 4-5 hours.
In addition, an online editing class is also included, lasting about 3 hours. It will be carried out consecutively at the workshop, the exact day will be agreed with the group. We will edit the images made on location and the different post-production techniques in Lightroom and Photoshop will be explained, in this way we will give continuity to the shot by making the final development of the photograph.
The workshop is aimed both at photographers who have started in night photography and want to expand their knowledge, as well as photographers with experience in night photography and want to learn how to perform advanced techniques and more complex and specific editions.
The location is very easily accessible, so anyone can sign up regardless of their physical condition.
Knowledge of Photoshop and Lightroom is required for the post-production class.
*For those who prefer the introductory workshop.
Each photographer will wait hidden in the areas where we have located the footsteps of the Boreal Lynx, waiting in the forests of the Carpathians.
Autumn expedition to look for two of the most emblematic icons of the Pyrenees, the Brown Bear and the Bellowing Deer.
Observation trip through the Pyrenees, it is the mating season of the deer. The males come down from the high area of the mountain emitting an ancestral sound