Autumn Adirondack Color Workshop – September 29-October 3, 2010 with Jennifer Wu – Explore the wonders of the Adirondack Park and Mohawk Valley with famed photographer and Canon Explorer of Light Jennifer Wu. This four and one half day workshop features sunrise and sunset shoots at spectacular locations, presentations by the instructor, Photoshop and Lightroom editing techniques, and a spectacular night photoshoot of the stars along with instruction on how to do your own astro-photography. Cost is $895.00 and the class is limited to 15 students. For more information and to sign up for the Workshop, please visit the Adirondacks Workshop site.
About Jennifer Wu
Jennifer has been a professional Photographer for over 15 years and specializes in nature and landscape photography. Her images have been widely published in magazines, newspapers and books. Her award winning fine art photographs have been exhibited at numerous galleries including the Viewpoint Gallery and the Appel Gallery. She has also showed at numerous juried art festivals on the West coast including the Marin Art Festival. Jennifer is also a Canon Explorer of Light – a very unique group of the 62 best Canon Photographers in the world, as selected by Canon.
Jennifer attended the California State University, Sacramento where she received a BA in Photography. She currently combines her photography work with teaching photography at Cosumnes River College. In addition, she leads workshops for the Sierra Club and teaches a nature and landscape course for Betterphoto. She is based in Sacramento, California and makes California her specialty, especially the Eastern Sierra Nevada area. She enjoys hiking and backpacking in the Sierra Nevada region which she has done since she was a child. It is another home to her.
Jennifer’s night images of the stars, the Milky Galaxy and other points of interest are amazing. Participants in her workshops are inspired by her presentations and she has a level of enthusiasm that is contagious. If you’d like to listen to her speak AND see some of her work, you can visit her website, or listen to an interview she gave on LensFlare35.com.
