looking for a photo guide
Jul 7, 2019 16:22:13 #
need a photo guide of the Great Smokey Mountains National Park . Can anyone help me ? I'm more of an advanced photo enthusiast and need help finding someone to lead me to the least populated parts of the park that is without tourist but can get some good images, I would appreciate it very much and thank you in advance. Transportation included possibly
Jul 7, 2019 21:11:59 #
when are you planning on being there? I'll be in the park from Oct 28-Nov 12. If you are in that time frame, I'll be happy to show you around.
Jul 8, 2019 06:47:46 #
Jul 8, 2019 06:58:05 #
I highly recommend the Smoky Mountain School of Photography. I went with Roger Trentham and we spent a day at the park in the fall at peak season and only saw 5 other people all day. He is a 5th generation TN, and excellent instructor. They will give you as little or as much instruction as you want and tailor the trip to whatever you choose. https://smokymountainsop.com/
Jul 8, 2019 08:06:46 #
runyanp wrote:
I highly recommend the Smoky Mountain School of Photography. I went with Roger Trentham and we spent a day at the park in the fall at peak season and only saw 5 other people all day. He is a 5th generation TN, and excellent instructor. They will give you as little or as much instruction as you want and tailor the trip to whatever you choose. https://smokymountainsop.com/
Roger is a personal friend of mine. Highly recommended and knowledgably on both location as well as technique...macro to hummingbirds and landscape.
Jul 8, 2019 11:25:57 #
Sergo
Loc: Washington State
You could try Robert Hitchman's "Photograph America" newsletter. Issue #24
He does a great job of getting you to all the places of interest and the best times to shoot.
He does a great job of getting you to all the places of interest and the best times to shoot.
Jul 8, 2019 12:04:37 #
Imagemine wrote:
need a photo guide of the Great Smokey Mountains National Park . Can anyone help me ? I'm more of an advanced photo enthusiast and need help finding someone to lead me to the least populated parts of the park that is without tourist but can get some good images, I would appreciate it very much and thank you in advance. Transportation included possibly
If you send me an email at horr502@charter.net I will send you an e-book that encompasses photography in the Smoky Mountains.
Jul 9, 2019 16:17:10 #
Jul 13, 2019 16:33:43 #
Photograph America has a nice collection of photo guides...
https://shop.photographamerica.com/category-s/34.htm
https://shop.photographamerica.com/category-s/34.htm
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