3614 - (OSHEROnline) Landscape and Adventure Photography: Introduction (Jonathan Duncan)
Course Description
This is an Osher Online course, created and offered through the Osher National Resource Center. These courses are different from our regular OLLI at Emory program. These are six-week courses and live attendance required. You must also have an active OLLI at Emory membership and to register. Currently all classes are limited with 13 seats.
This class is supported by the NRC and participation details can be found on our website.
Landscape & Adventure Photography: An Introduction (Lecture)
This workshop will introduce participants to the skills and techniques used to create professional quality images of their adventures in the natural world. Topics will include controlling exposure, using depth of field, motion effects, the principles of visual communication, and the qualities of natural light. The course will incorporate slide-illustrated lectures, group discussions, and ample time for student feedback.
Your instructor: Jonathan Duncan
Jonathan Duncan is a photojournalist, writer, teacher, and public speaker with more than 25 years of experience. His work has been published in National Geographic, The Himalayan Journal, Sailing, Rock and Ice, and by the University of Utah Press. He has taught at the Art Institute of Portland, Western Washington University, Westminster University, and the University of Utah’s Osher Institute. His work explores humanity’s complex relationship with the natural world, often in remote landscapes and cultures.
Class Dates and Time: Mondays, January 26 through March 2
11am Alaska | 12pm Pacific | 1pm Mountain | 2pm Central | 3pm Eastern
Each session is 90 minutes.
Class schedule: Live lectures will take place on Mondays via ZOOM
Monday, January 26
Monday, February 2
Monday, February 9
Monday, February 16
Monday, February 23
Monday, March 2
Registration is required to attend, and limited space is available.