Photographing Yellowstone National Park

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Rated: NR (Not Rated)
Type: DVD
Studio: Talk Story Media
Running Time: 108 minutes
Join Professional Nature Photographers John & Barbara Gerlach on a photographic journey through Yellowstone National Park. Both professional and amateur photographers alike will learn some of the best kept secrets on how to photograph the spectacular beauty that abounds in Yellowstone. Waterfalls. Wildlife. Wildflowers. Thermal Features. ABOUT THE PHOTOGRAPHERS John Gerlach discovered his true passion and became a professional nature photographer in 1979. His photographs and instructional articles have been published in many major magazines which include: OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPHER, POPULAR PHOTOGRAPHY, NATIONAL WILDLIFE, SIERRA, NATURAL HISTORY, PETERSENS PHOTOGRAPHIC, RANGER RICK, BIRDERS WORLD, MICHIGAN NATURAL RESOURCES and AUDUBON. John is the associate editor of NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER magazine. His column, Field Notes appears in each issue of the quarterly magazine and reveals enlightening tips on shooting nature images in the field. Barbara Gerlach is a skilled nature photographer with a highly artistic approach. Her photos have been published in many major wildlife publications including: NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC, INTERNATIONAL WILDLIFE, NATIONAL WILDLIFE, BIRDERS WORLD, OUTDOOR PHOTOGRAPER, COUNTRY, and NATURE PHOTOGRAPHER. Many of her photographs have also been included in calendars such as SIERRA CLUB and AUDUBON.

A Great How-To Video Even for Experienced Photographers
I've been photographing for a long time, and have perhaps become a bit smug about certain subject matter. Take waterfalls, for example. "I know how to photograph those!" Well, I don't. The tips in this DVD proved that.

There are many other great tips in this DVD, meaning I'll need to watch it several times to take them all in.

I recommend this DVD to anyone considering a photo trip to Yellowstone National Park, even for advanced photographers. Aside from the fine content, this DVD is professionally produced. In fact, the tips presented have broad applicability beyond Yellowstone. You won't be sorry buying this one.