Has anyone taken a "learn your camera" or "learn to take great pictures" tour
Feb 3, 2012 02:25:51 #
I was just wondering if theres any one out there that has taken one of these tours and what they cost, and what they learned. I know we all can learn no matter what we know.
Feb 3, 2012 02:32:47 #
autumnshades wrote:
I was just wondering if theres any one out there that has taken one of these tours and what they cost, and what they learned. I know we all can learn no matter what we know.
I haven't taken one, but I'd sure be interested in it. How did you learn about it or where do they tour. I live near Chicago, maybe there are some around here that I don't know about. Or is it a different type of tour you learn about your camera with on-line classes? I'm interested in knowing more about this myself. Thanks, Cheryl
Feb 3, 2012 02:51:46 #
Cheryl, I am looking at doing a tour this year in Alaska. I was just wondering if anyone has taken one and what it cost them and what they thought of it. These are actual hand on tours, not online.
I know there are several of them all over.
I know there are several of them all over.
Feb 3, 2012 08:29:26 #
autumnshades wrote:
I was just wondering if theres any one out there that has taken one of these tours and what they cost, and what they learned. I know we all can learn no matter what we know.
Post a URL or two, so those who may be interested can follow up on it.
Feb 4, 2012 11:12:21 #
Arizona has many tours , (they are to teach about you about setting up pictures ) They are in many parts of Arizona and at different times contact Arizona Highways @ toll free (800) 543-5432 in phoenix area (602) 258-1000 They produce a monthly Magazine with,without stating pictures to die for.
To go on one of their Camera Safaris is a chance of a life time There are many tours for many price choices
I went on a 5 day all inclusive just take your camera and personnel stuff to Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Canyon DeChay and a few more in-between they do they driving
These tours are with a Pro Photographer and a Indian Guide if on The reservation DO NOT MISS THIS ONE
To go on one of their Camera Safaris is a chance of a life time There are many tours for many price choices
I went on a 5 day all inclusive just take your camera and personnel stuff to Grand Canyon, Monument Valley, Canyon DeChay and a few more in-between they do they driving
These tours are with a Pro Photographer and a Indian Guide if on The reservation DO NOT MISS THIS ONE
Feb 4, 2012 11:22:47 #
Roger Hicks
Loc: Aquitaine
My 'learn to take better pictures' tour has lasted about 45 years so far and has cost hundreds of thousands...
On one of these paid-for vacation/tutorials, a great deal must depend on your personality, and the personality of the tutor. Many of them don't really know very much, or know a lot about their own specialized corner, and not much else. Personally, I'd rather spend the money on independent travel; on going to galleries; and on taking my own pictures, not the ones someone else suggests. That's why I said that a lot depends on personality...
Cheers,
R.
On one of these paid-for vacation/tutorials, a great deal must depend on your personality, and the personality of the tutor. Many of them don't really know very much, or know a lot about their own specialized corner, and not much else. Personally, I'd rather spend the money on independent travel; on going to galleries; and on taking my own pictures, not the ones someone else suggests. That's why I said that a lot depends on personality...
Cheers,
R.
Feb 4, 2012 18:00:59 #
Feb 4, 2012 18:47:59 #
My Tour stated in Alaska.
In 1972, still learning, still shooting, Still have my first 35mm Minolta SRT, Upgraded a little Canon 50D and 60D, just bought a G12.
Cost? No idea
In 1972, still learning, still shooting, Still have my first 35mm Minolta SRT, Upgraded a little Canon 50D and 60D, just bought a G12.
Cost? No idea
Feb 4, 2012 23:05:49 #
Bruce with a Canon wrote:
My Tour stated in Alaska.
In 1972, still learning, still shooting, Still have my first 35mm Minolta SRT, Upgraded a little Canon 50D and 60D, just bought a G12.
Cost? No idea
In 1972, still learning, still shooting, Still have my first 35mm Minolta SRT, Upgraded a little Canon 50D and 60D, just bought a G12.
Cost? No idea
I went on an Alaskian cruise back in 1985, beautiful state to photograph. I, too, have a few Minolta SRT's (202, 201) and love those old cameras. I would like to take a guided tour with a professional photographer at least once, just to see how they do things. Cheryl ;)
Feb 4, 2012 23:32:44 #
You go santini. I live in Globe in the most misconceived state in US, AZ. WOW is it mindboggling!
Feb 5, 2012 08:36:52 #
Feb 5, 2012 08:56:58 #
My wife and I took a trip with a group to the UP Michigan and are using our new found techniques with great results.
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